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focaccia

fo·cac·cia

 (fə-kä′chə, fō-)
n.
A flat Italian bread traditionally flavored with olive oil and salt and often topped with herbs, onions, or other items.

[Italian, hearth-cake, from Vulgar Latin *focācia, from Late Latin, feminine of focācius, of the hearth, from Latin focus, hearth.]
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focaccia

(fəˈkætʃə)
n
(Cookery) a flat Italian bread made with olive oil and yeast
[from Italian]
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fo•cac•cia

(foʊˈkɑ tʃə)
n., pl. -cias.
a large, round, flat Italian bread, sprinkled before baking with olive oil, salt, and often herbs.
[1975–80; < Italian < Late Latin focacia (neuter pl.), derivative of Latin focus hearth]
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Bestselling sausage rolls, breakfasts, coffee and foccacia pizzas helped take sales up 14.7% to PS546m, and underlying pre-tax profits jumped 58% to PS40.1m - figures which triggered the PS35m payment to shareholders in the form of special dividend.
Bestselling sausage rolls, breakfasts, coffee and foccacia pizzas helped take sales up 14.7% to PS546m and underlying pre-tax profits jumped 58% to PS40.1m - figures which triggered the PS35m payment to shareholders in the form of special dividend.
This is a local favorite, with excellent espresso drinks available in the "Wired" section on the right, along with some grab and go treats such as Blueberry Kouign Amann and Cheddar Bacon Biscuits, and a wide array of additional baked goods on the left, from cupcakes, cookies and pies to foccacia.
They'd run out of their signature foccacia on our visit, but a few slices of sourdough (PS2.50) - light and bubbly in the middle with a dense, sour crust - more than suffices, especially when smeared in a salty whipped brown butter.
He's still up at 8am to go to the cash and carry, my mum is up at 7am to come in and make fresh foccacia.
We didn't take long to decide what we wanted, the menu was modest, but interesting and varied, and we were treated to homemade sea salt and rosemary foccacia and sourdough while we perused.
To start, my girlfriend and I shared the Pane e Olive for two ([pounds sterling]5.95); a homemade foccacia containing sun-blushed tomatoes, which is also served with olives.
Whether it's Karen Gillan writing in California, Kourtney Kardashian eating foccacia in Italy, Emily Ratajkowski wearing this season's must-have straw hat, or even David Beckham on an inflatable peacock, there's never any shortage of celebrities very publicly having fun in the sun.
Researchers found that the saltiest bread in the survey -- Rosemary Foccacia by ACE Bakery, available in Canada -- had a shocking 2.65g of salt (1,060mg sodium) per 100g, which is saltier than seawater.
BLOOMERS, baguettes, batches, foccacia and seasonal flavoured loafs are among the freshly made goods being offered in Nuneaton's first artisan bakery - based within a community centre.