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The ITALIAN FOOD DECODER is the perfect companion for exploring the world of Italian cuisine. This app provides instant translations of all the food names, terms and phrases commonly used in cooking. And it's much more than just a dictionary. In-depth entries for all the important words offer background, with descriptions of what's in a dish, where it came from, what goes good with it and who does it best.

The ITALIAN FOOD DECODER is comprehensive—some 6,000 words in all, including dialect words and local dishes from every region of Italy. The advanced search function allows you to instantly find the Italian word for anything, and easy navigation lets you puzzle through any restaurant menu in a snap.

With so many regional styles and specialities, Italian cooking can be awfully mystifying (we've found over twenty words for chanterelle mushrooms), but this app will help you sort out the local peculiarities as well as the hundreds of varieties of cheeses, charcuterie, fish, pasta shapes and the rest.

The ITALIAN FOOD DECODER is an education in everything Italian in a fun, accessible form. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned Italophile, it is bound to increase your enjoyment and appreciation of one of the world's great cuisines. Buon appetito!

• Over 2000 articles for the most important dishes and specialities
• Special lists of cookware and tableware words, cuts of meat, cheese and wine terms and other topics
• Links to food sites, blogs and recipes, and to Italian food festivals
• Take it to the market and learn what you're looking at
• Use it to decipher real Italian recipes
• Lists DOC foods, and local specialities in the Slow Food 'Presidium' (was Ark of Taste)

* About the Authors *
Dana Facaros and Michael Pauls are the authors of twenty-six Cadogan Guides covering every town and region of Italy; in 2018 they published the detailed Bradt Northern Italy: Emilia-Romagna guide and in 2019, their Bradt guide to Friuli Venezia Giulia was the first in English to the region; currently they are working on the Bradt guide to Umbria and Le Marche. They started back in 1986, bringing up their children in a tiny Umbrian village while exploring the country. Italy soon had its way with them, turning them (and the children) into hopeless, unrepentant foodies. In their travels, they always enjoyed taking notes on regional specialities and obscure delights, and these became the basis of this app.

Italian Food Decoder App Comments & Reviews

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Decipher those Italian Menus with AplumbLove the update. If only I had the benefit of this app when I was in Siena back in 1986. Then, my future wife ordered us mortadella sandwiches for a picnic lunch, perhaps the worst dining experience of my life, at least in Italy. With Italian Menu Decoder I would have avoided that catastrophic meal and the courtship may have run its course more smoothly. Truth be told, I have dined with the authors of this app on several occasions, both in the states some 30 years ago, and abroad. I knew them when they could barely cook a kielbasa and did not have great sense of finer cuisine. But now that they have lived in Italy and France since 1985, and traveled extensively writing over 40 Cadogan tour guides and numerous newspaper and magazine articles on Italy, France, Greece and Spain, things have changed dramatically. To be invited to dine at chez Pauls and Facaros is a culinary delight. The starters themselves are worth the trip. Michael makes a mean aranchini and Dana’s exotic pizzas are beyond compare. Italian Menu Decoder has strong merits. The recent update makes it even better. It deciphers not only the language and dialects that you’ll find on any Italian restaurant menu, but will also explain the cutlery, meats, pastas, ingredients and sauces that bring life to Italian cuisine. If you dine Italiano frequently, or if you jut wish to learn more about Italian cuisine, this app is for you..Version: 3.14

Indispensable app when dining in ItalyThe words used to describe different Italian dishes vary by region, and can baffle even people who speak the language fairly fluently. This app will help you decipher the most confusing Italian menus. With helpful pictures and a good search function, it provides context for what’s on offer, which will help you avoid unwelcome surprises ..Version: 4.1

Italian Food Decoder is a mustIf one is going to visit Italy, and plans to eat ANYTHING during that time, be sure to get this app. My visit is for three months, and this guide has been invaluable. If you like to cook, as I do, this is an absolute necessity. Whether you are buying food or going to restaurants, this is essential beyond helpful. Do yourself a big favor and download it..Version: 3.12

Confused at the Coop grocery store, try Mangia to helpI am living in Florence for two months. I am not fluent in Italian and this app has been a great help, I bring it with me on my iPad when I go grocery shopping at the local Coop grocery store which is huge with an endless variety of food some of which I have never seen. Now if only they would make an app to decipher menus!.Version: 3.12

RecommendI appreciate this app. A lot effort went into it and it’s not only a good language tool, but also a compact culinary reference! I should add that the support team is amazing and quick response to questions! Thank you!.Version: 4.1

The Best Italian FoodAbsolutely the best Italian food app I have found it covers everything , history, culture , regions , anything else you need to know about Italian food. Great app!.Version: 4.0

Excellent Italian Food ResourceThe App is extremely well-organized. The “search” function is great for both food shopping and in restaurants..Version: 3.14

Great appLove that I can search any word on a menu & have it translated for me!!!.Version: 4.1

NOMNOMNOMI’m getting hungry and feeling such a longing for travel from looking through the seafood section!!.Version: 4.1

Simply the best!My wife and I rely on this app. It is a lifesaver and has led to so many extraordinary meals from rumb to Venice..Version: 4.1

ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC!!This app is absolutely fantastic! I'm an Italian Instructor and although I'm quite fluent, there are times I look at an Italian menu, particularly in a regional part of Italy, and I am completely mystified. Regional diversity is a hallmark of Italian cuisine and unless you're at a tourist restaurant with everything written in four languages, (yuck! something that I avoid like the plague...) you may find the menus to be filled with local, regional and dialectical vocabulary and terminology. Absolutely unfathomable! This app addresses those issues beautifully. This is a very rich app, worth every bit of the $5. It goes from the basic to the very detailed. If you are just looking for "Survival Italian Restaurant Skills," this is for you, but for my purposes, it also addresses culinary regional diversity and takes the confusion out of ordering in restaurants, no matter what region of Italy you're in. The app is enhanced by thousands of photos that give life to those wonderful, obscure local food items and dishes. Pure joy! I miei complimenti a Dana e Michael! Buon appetito! - Susan Nus author of Italian Fluency.Version: 2.0

Awkward divisions, navigationThe overall info seems OK, and it's good that the authors keep up a running dialog in the Comment, and the pictures are often useful. But I very much dislike that vocabulary is strewn between various sections, forcing the reader to root around (is is under General? Restaurant Words? Bar Words? Cheese Words? I also find some of the navigation awkward, what with the General vocabulary split into 4 sections and some of the linked items leading to peculiar results (e.g. the link from 'all'amatriciana' leading to 'in bianco,' and a somewhat cryptic remark about sauces without tomato in them—whereas the name for an 'amatriciana' made without tomato sauce is alla gricia, which ought to be linked there but is not). Some of the choices for vocabulary entry are mysterious. E.g., alla gricia is found under gricia, but all'amatriciana is found under all', and alla milanese is found under alla, not milanese. Peculiar. So, good idea, needs work..Version: 1.0

Insanely comprehensiveThese guys wrote the Cadogan regional guides to Italy (still the best I've found) and every September we travel with them and the latest edition of the Slow Food Osteria guide. Over the years our Italian has improved, but I can't count the times we've been completely stumped by dialect names on menus and in the shops that are NEVER NEVER in our Italian-English dictionaries. But they're on this app! Great pics, and masses of information and anecdotes, even a guide to the cuts of meat in Italian (always one of the big mysteries). Other good news is the fat heavy old Osteria guide is now an app, too. If you like touring and eating off the beaten track in Italy, get both; you won't regret it!.Version: 1.0

Keep the menu APPs coming!We recently bought this APP in preparation for our next trip to Italy. I only wish we had had it during our last trip, where we visited many small villages and often had no idea of what we were ordering - as the locals only spoke Italian and our knowledge of the language, as well as our Italian/English dictionary, were of little use. We have been enjoying the APP's lively and informative text, beautiful pictures and all of the extras (such as the 5 minute grammar lesson!) - while dreaming about all of the delicacies that await us. This book is a treasure for anyone who loves Italian food. And being the foodies that we are - we hope that the authors write a food APP for France and Spain soon!.Version: 2.0

Now I know what affogato is!I love Italian food. I love Italy. I even love Italians. But every time I visit I end up ordering the same, small selection of things I know how to pronounce. Spa-ghe-tee. This menu decoder opened up a whole new world of Italian cuisine! It's got easy to use navigation to food types, regions and specific dishes. The history of phrases and foods is great - guess where "puttanesca" comes from. Overall, very well-written, helpful and fun..Version: 2.0

Second edition even better!The new version is much improved by a better Home screen that makes it easier to navigate. Everything you could possibly want to know about Italian cuisine is still here, with the inimitable style that made the Cadogan travel guides so much fun. Beautiful pictures add the finishing touch to an app that will make you crave a trip!.Version: 3.4

This app has it all!Easy to use and fun! Excellent organization; smooth navigation. Lots of ways to search--very cool structure. Provides way more than translation of menu terms: historical tidbits, background information and explanations that make ingredients/dishes come alive! Perfect decoder at the market, too--a huge bonus! The authors obviously love Italy and Italian food. Brilliant app! Far more than anticipated!.Version: 2.0

Not Just for Travel - a "Foodie" Must-Have!"I love this app! I only used it a few times while traveling. Not only was it useful, but provided odd bits of history - leading me and my husband down the rabbit hole of Italian gastronomy. Since then I've used it several times with foodie friends just for the fun of it. Great app!.Version: 2.0.1

If you are going to Italy you need thisVery useful and just what you need to figure out the menus in Italy. The app has an extensive list of terms. Filter by types of dishes or by region of the country. Now I won't feel so helpless in front of an Italian menu. Thanks for providing this. Highly recommended..Version: 2.0.1

5 stars are not enough!This app is monumental. We travel to Italy all the time, and I can't count how many times it would have come in handy on previous trips - but so glad we have it now. Can't wait to take it to Sicily next month. Mille grazie, Dana and Michael!.Version: 2.0.1

Absolutely essential for visiting ItalyA real life saver in Italy, essential if you go off the beaten track and want to eat where the Italians eat!.Version: 3.4

Mangia is right!I can't believe how much useful info is jammed into this app. Both practical and enlightening. LOVE it..Version: 1.0

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