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Pandoro is a signature dish of Italy; we have verified places to eat it in Verona. Verona's buttery star-shaped Christmas cake, a tall enriched bread with vanilla notes and a powdered-sugar finish. Start with where to eat Pandoro in Verona.
Verona's buttery star-shaped Christmas cake, a tall enriched bread with vanilla notes and a powdered-sugar finish.
Pandoro was patented on 14 October 1894 by the Veronese baker Domenico Melegatti at the Verona Chamber of Commerce. The eight-pointed star mould and the all-butter-and-eggs enriched dough made it Verona's defining Christmas cake; Melegatti grew it into a national brand exported worldwide. Palazzo Melegatti at Corso Porta Borsari 21 still carries the historic pandoro sculptures on its terraces; production now runs from the company's San Giovanni Lupatoto factory. Local rivals include Bauli (founded 1922 in Verona) and the artisan pasticcerie like Perbellini.
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Where to eat Pandoro in Verona: the editor picks
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