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Adam Richman Eats Italy

Episodes

Season 1
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1. Florence

February 9, 2026 · 22 min

Adam is in Florence to taste the most iconic foods named after this city. He's tasting La Bistecca alla Fiorentina - beef Florentine style, as well as local street food Lampredotto alla Fiorentina, which is tripe roll with salsa verde and chilli sauce.

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2. Milan

February 9, 2026 · 22 min

Adam is in Milan and dressed to impress, tasting the most iconic foods named after this city. He tucks into an amazing Risotto alla Milanese, a delicious Minestrone and finds time to try a unique take on chicken street food.

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3. Parma

February 16, 2026

Adam's in Parma tasting iconic foods named after the city, including tortelli di Parma, prosciutto and a local cake called la torta Duchess di Parma.

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4. Venice

February 16, 2026

Adam is in Venice to taste dishes that are not only named after it but imbibe the soul of the city, from a seafood pasta to the original tiramisu.

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5. Turin

February 23, 2026

Adam is in Turin tasting the most iconic foods named after this city including an amazing breaded beef cutlet and a veal and tuna favourite.

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6. Genoa

February 23, 2026

Adam is in Genoa tasting the most iconic foods named after the city, including a pasta dish made with pesto Genovese and a fish stew called burrida.

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7. Bologna

March 2, 2026

Adam's in Bologna tasting the most iconic foods named after this city, including Bolognese sauce and a sweet made with rice and almonds.

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8. Naples

March 2, 2026

Adam's in Naples tasting iconic foods named after this city, including the classic Napolitina pizza and a pasta dish called spaghetti alle vongole.

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9. Bari

March 9, 2026

Adam's in Bari tasting the most iconic foods named after this city, including focaccia Barese and a local seafood dish called tiella Barese.

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10. Rome

March 9, 2026

Adam's in Rome tasting the most iconic foods named after this city, including pasta dish cacio e pepe, and porchetta Romana: suckling pig Rome style.