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Meeting Point for 3 Kings Tours
Your Guided Food Tour of Italy just got started!!
Below shows the Parma ‘Bar Gianni’ meeting point for drivers arriving from A1 Autostrada: 44.836049,10.33748
.. exiting A1 at the ‘PARMA’ turn off (NOT Parma Ovest) Distance to destination 300 yards.
Proceed through toll gates.
Stay in the right hand lane. Rounding the first right bend after a few yards(beware of lane jostling here), you will see a large car park on the right, Petrol/Gas station dead ahead and.. after 100 meters/yards you will see a new Petrol station car wash which partially obscures the Avis and Bar Gianni sign a little…
Click to enlarge: Approach Petrol station turn right just before it.
Ah Darn it!! If you miss the turning don’t worry, just pull into the gas station and walk 10 metres to Bar Gianni.
See you there! PGT
Note: Bar Gianni and Petrol station are newly built and may not show on the Google maps but the pin and Geo location is exactly correct on-site. Garman and Sat Nav co-ords: 44.836049,10.33748
Toll to Gianni Panoramic view
Jpeg Bar Gianni map detail
Your great Italian trip is right on track!!!
Three Kings Food tours – grab your 2013 booking savings
We are a fresh new agency with the most passionate Parma tour guides…
“Nick garrett’s tour of Parma“
by Marjorie D October 24, 2011
Nick gave us wonderfully informative food tours of the Parma region, including Parmigiano reggiano production, Prosciutto di Parma and…
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Nick Garrett is a renowned tour host with many friends and clients across the world.
Having worked with Parma’s tourism companies for many years I bring a wealth of knowledge to give you a unique blend of fun and insight into these intriguing food n wine tasting tours.
Parma 3 Kings Food Tours
Starts 8.45am finishes around 4.00pm
SELF DRIVE 3 KINGS PRICES
1-2 people 210.00 base
3 -4 people 240-00 base
5-8 people 285.00 base
all + Lunch and Balsamico
MEETING POINTS
We can come to you at your Parma Hotel or meet at the 3 Kings meeting point
The tour includes
- 1. Parmigiano Reggiano – visit a small family producer
- 2. Parma ham – one of Parma’s leading Prosciutto makers
- 3. Balsamico Tradizionale – dropping in on a small truly artisan maker
- Light tastings or Gourmet lunches – fresh fine produce and wines
- Castle photo call
- Vineyard stroll
SOMETHING AFOOT?
PARMA HILLSIDE WALKS – 5 hrs
1-3 hr walks
Lunch
Stroll
We will collect you from Berceto rail station (40 minutes from Parma) and whisk you into the ancient pilgrims hillside pathways… it really is incredible land…
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San Bernardo Mine trek
The walk tracks uphill for 1.5 hrs to a simply divine waterfall and rock pool summit.
Stop offs and views across to Tuscany.
Spring water tasting and collection, fresh from the mountain
Hillside trek
Picnic – a small hamper of fruit, bread and cheeses
Return Lunch – the choice of Risotto al Funghi, rustic roasted Pizza or Tortelli… the regional wines Ortrugo and Gutturnio, coffee to finish
Gallery visit (weekends)
1-3 people 115.00
4.8 people 160.00
LUNCH OPTION
Light lunch 28.00 per person 2 wines served
Gourmet Lunch 32.00 per person 3 wines served
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Porcini Trek and smugglers trail
Spring water tasting
Hillside trek and hunt
Picnic - a small hamper of fruit, bread and cheeses
Return Lunch - the choice of Risotto al Funghi, rustic roasted Pizza or Tortelli… the regional wines Ortrugo and Gutturnio, coffee to finish
Gallery visit (weekends)
1-3 people 180.00
4.8 people 280.00
LUNCH OPTION
Light lunch 28.00 per person 2 wines served
Gourmet Lunch 32.00 per person 3 wines served
All prices are in Euros.
Deposit of 18.00 euros paid at time of booking
1 DAY FOOD TOUR MAY-JUNE SPECIALS!
5% OFF OUR NEAREST RIVAL!!
for all 2013 bookings during month of October 2012
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Guided Food tours of Parma Italy: Self Drive or Limo your unforgettable Culinery tour starts here..
Let our limo service whisk you away to food aradse in the valleys of Parma.
We will pick you up and drop you bak to your destination of choice whether hotel, restaurant or station… The tour will be your perfect Italian experience.
You may of course prefer to self drive… We will meet you at our Parma meeting point or at your hotel and share the day… You can follow our guide or they can join you.
Either way we can cater to your particular needs and make it a bespoke, fun excursion.
How to spot a fake Apple iPad
How to spot a fake Apple iPad… very easy!
- by Jack Turner
- in Tablets & Ebooks
- 7 December 2011
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The Apple iPad is arguably one of the most desirable tech gadgets available at the moment, so it’s easy to see why a cheap model might be tempting. We take a look at a fake iPad and compare it to the real thing, telling you what to look out for when trying to tell them apart.
The fake iPad on the left is easily identified in a side-by side with the real thingPackaging
The photograph above demonstrates the big differences between a real iPad box and a fake one. The fake might stick out like a sore thumb for those who know, but it’s not too hard to see how someone unfamiliar with the product might mistake the fake for the real deal.
Confusing and conflicting messages is something to look out for when it comes to packaging. On the iPad wannabe, for example, there is an Android logo. No official Apple product would ever use Android, so this is a good indicator that shoppers should steer clear.
The fake iPad is much smaller than the real oneProduct
As you can probably see in our photos, the similarties between the real and fake iPads are few and far between. However, while the example is easy to distiguish from the real deal, there are more sophisticated knock-offs out there.
Real Apple iPads have a 9.7-inch screen, so anything claiming to be an iPad but is smaller or larger than this must be a fake. The screen should also be a dark black when turned off, almost blending in with the bezel. The fake iPad has a cheaper grey screen.
When we turn both products over, we are presented with quite a contrast. The real Apple product features information about the memory size of the product, with a large Apple logo and various saftety standard logos. The fake version just has a rather sorry looking Apple motif.
It’s also worth familiarising yourself with the ports on the official product. The fake version has ports which don’t exsist on the official product (such as the microSD memory card slot), and the placements are all wrong.
Even the cheeky use of the Apple logo can’t disguise this fakeAccessories
The official iPad comes with a USB cable for charging. The fake model, which we found comes with a very generic looking power supply, is not Apple branded.
Also included should be some official Apple documentation. Again, with the fake iPad, there was nothing like this.
- Avoid deals that are too good to be true by reading our how to avoid fake goods this Christmas guide
- Christmas present ideas for gadget fans
- Find out more about the real Apple iPad in our expert tablet reviews
In Italy
It is illegal to make comparative advertising!!!
How about that for modern freedom of speech… Premier Monti needs to change this communist dash fascist law.
So this is a statement not an advert.If you go onto Tripadvisor.com and search for food tours Parma you will find several operators that have recommendations.
… these recommendations state a preference for either one operator or another.
Whenever I express my opinion I’m threatened.
For example my statement below
I THINK PARMA Xxxxxxx IS THE BEST
That is my opinion.
Last week I was threatened by two of these operators. This week again I receive a hysterical email.
It is disgusting in this day and age to be threatened for writing an interesting, infomative article about tour companies.
Nck Garrett FWT
Xquisit natural organics: a creative story
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Welcome to Xquisit Organics Pure organic skincare with macadamia nut oil to penetrate deeply into your skin. We make organicday creams cleansereye cream face mist rosehip oil lip balm and moreno parabens, SLS etc
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Created out of a love for nature
 Growing up in Sweden, I developed a curiosity for nature and its uses for the human body, which became stronger after I moved to Western Australia as an adult.I began to learn that in nature there are unlimited uses for many of the plants and vegetables that we take for granted. For example, did you know:• avocado contains a natural sunscreen • rosehip oil has amazing healing properties for damaged skin Not many of us do realise that organic skincare is an effective alternative to chemically-produced creams. Sadly we unknowingly load our skin with toxins and nasty chemicals. And most of all, it works – try it and see for yourself! Camilla Sunblandh |
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iPad: how to make files… the best Best trick!
1. Create folders
iOS now supports folders. To create a folder all you need to do is tap and hold on an app until they all start to jiggle, then drag the app over another icon and release. Your iPad will create a folder with both the apps in. The folder will be named according to the category of the apps it contains, but you can rename it as you like.
2. Access all running apps
Double-clicking the Home button shows you all the apps that are running on your iPad in a bar along the bottom of the screen. To switch to a running app just tap on it here in this bar. Just swipe the screen downwards to remove this bar.
ipad tricks a dozen top tips for EZ use!
50 really useful iPad tips and tricks
Updated: iPad 2 tips and original iPad tips – get ‘em here!
Apple News
By John Brandon, Graham Barlow, MacLife
March 30th 2011 | Tell us what you think [ 3 comments ]
Get more from your tablet with these iPad tips and tricks
With great new features like two video cameras, a faster processor and a thinner design, the iPad 2 is the world’s best tablet device.
It’s also fully capable of running the latest version of Apple’s iOS operating system and great apps like iMovie and GarageBand.
Here we present 50 really useful iPad 2 tips. We cover everything from customising your Home screen through to getting more from built-in apps like Mail and Safari.
The vast majority of these tips will also work on the original iPad, so owners of the first generation device shouldn’t feel neglected.
For 50 more iPad tips, check out a new iPad app called 100 Tricks & Tips for iPad 2, brought to you by our colleagues on MacFormat.
1. Create folders
iOS now supports folders. To create a folder all you need to do is tap and hold on an app until they all start to jiggle, then drag the app over another icon and release. Your iPad will create a folder with both the apps in. The folder will be named according to the category of the apps it contains, but you can rename it as you like.
2. Access all running apps
Double-clicking the Home button shows you all the apps that are running on your iPad in a bar along the bottom of the screen. To switch to a running app just tap on it here in this bar. Just swipe the screen downwards to remove this bar.
3. Orientation Lock or Mute?
The internet got mightily upset when Orientation Lock was replaced with Mute on the iPad during the last iOS update. Apple listened, and now you can head to Settings > General to choose between Lock Rotation and Mute.
4. Passcode Denied… DELETE ALL!
If you’re carrying around sensitive data, you can now enable a feature that’ll erase all the data on the device if someone inputs the incorrect passcode 10 times. Navigate to Settings > General > Passcode Lock > Erase Data.
5. Home Sharing
First, turn on Home Sharing in iTunes (Advanced menu) and on your iPad (Settings > iPod and enter your Apple ID). Next, launch the iPod app on your iPad. In the left column, find the little house with “Library” next to it. Tap on that and then on one of the Shared Libraries. It might take a few minutes to update, but then you can watch and listen to all of that Library’s media on your iPad.
6. Control iPad notifications
Have you ever played Tap Tap Revenge on the iPhone? Good, then you know how annoying notifications can be. These messages pop up on the iPad as well. but you can control them. Go to Settings, Notifications, and configure which alerts (and accompanying sounds) will appear.
7. Go VPN
The iPad supports a VPN connection. To configure it, go to Settings, then General > Network. Select the VPN and move the slider to On, then add a VPN configuration with your server and account details.
8. Stop asking to join Wi-Fi networks
If you’re fed up of getting bugged by messages asking if you’d like to join this or that Wi- Fi network all the time then head to Settings, Wi-Fi and turn off Ask to Join Networks. You can still join any network that will have you from this same screen, it just won’t bug you constantly when the opportunity arises.
9. Turn battery percentage off
Do you find the battery charge percentage distracting? The good news is you can turn it off very easily. Go to Settings, General, Usage and you can turn it off here.
10. Quick volume mute
When the iPad first launched, there was no dedicated mute button anywhere on the device. However, with iOS 4.3 Apple has given you the choice of using the lock switch to mute the sound or lock the iPad’s orientation. Either way, a good tip for quickly muting your iPad is to press and hold the Volume-down button.
11. Use an Apple keyboard
Missing a real keyboard? Any Apple Wireless Keyboard will work with the iPad. In fact, your iPad will work with any Bluetooth keyboard. Some iPad cases have a keyboard built in, which can be handy.
12. Connect to an HD TV
Delicious is Italy… Parma Food n Walk tours
Our Parma Food n Walk Tours… Delicious – Italy
The gourmet food tours organised by FWT Parma consist of guided visits to the production sites of some of Italy’s most famous DOP food products such as Prosciutto di Parma ham, Parmigiano Reggiano cheese as well as Traditional Balsamic Vinegar from Modena.
WE ARE NOW LISTED ON TRIPADVISOR
You will have the opportunity of admiring and experience the different steps involved in the production. The tours are quite flexible and can fit in with your travel plans. Do contact Foodnwalk to create a tour just for you. We would like to invite you to enjoy a wonderful experience in the culture of our land, visiting the production sites of Parma ham, traditional balsamic vinegar from Modena, parmesan cheese and getting directly in touch with the ancestral tradition of Parma and its typical products.
PARMIGIANO REGGIANO CHEESE TOUR
Parma FWT Parmigiano Reggiano cheese factory visit. Visiting a “Caseificio” is like going back in time. The “King of the cheeses” actually has very old origins and today, like 7 centuries ago, Parmigiano Reggiano cheese is still made following the same traditional and genuine methods. Parmigiano Reggiano cheese is protected by the European Union and can only be produced in a restricted area, the so called “zona tipica”, which includes the provinces of Parma, Reggio Emilia, Modena, and a part of Bologna (left of the Reno river) and Mantova(right of the Po river). It takes about 2 hours to see the whole production, preferably early in the morning.
PARMA HAM TOUR
The production area of Prosciutto di Parma or Parma ham is located in the southern part of Parma province. Here, and only here, can genuine Parma Ham be produced. Using very heavy and selected Italian pigs and following the traditional and genuine method, Prosciutto di Parma is still produced like it was about 2000 years ago. Only four ingredients are necessary to produce Parma ham: a pork leg, a minimum quantity of salt to preserve the meat, the air to dry it out, and time, a lot of time, at least 12 months to get a perfect flavor. The plant opens 7 days per week.
CULATELLO TOUR
This excellent product is strictly tied to the Po River and real Culatello is actually produced in 12 small villages of the so-called “Bassa Parmense”all located along the right side of the Po River. Culatello is made from the best part of a pork leg, carefully salted and cured in the humidity of the caves, where the Culatello rests for at least 11 months and bears all the flavor, the smells and the history of the river.
TRADITIONAL BALSAMIC VINEGAR TOUR
Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Reggio Emilia and of Modena is a real jewel for all gourmets. It is a unique vinegar based condiment as it is produced directly from grape juice. The liquid is then placed in wooden barrels and through an oxidation process over a dozen years it is transformed into aceto Balsamico. As this continues the sweetness overlays the residual 5% acidity until it becomes completely smooth. The sweetness is delicate, complex yet far beyond that of honey or sugar. If honey were the finest wood – balsamico is the Stradivari.
And yes it is super fabulous on strawberries or fine vanilla ice cream – gellato.
Last modified on Thursday, 26 May 2011 15: Edited Nick Garrett FWT
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Slow food strolling and living the Italian dream vacation…
FW Golosa Slow Food Tours
You know you really can make the Italian dream vacation affordable and utterly memorable with the right detailed planning.
Well that’s a part of it because when you arrive on our tour you need plan nothing… Relaxand let us take you through this wonderful day..
bumping into 20,000 wheels of Parmigiano Regianno cheese is not uncommon
Tour Guide Caterina Conforti working with Japanese translator for group tour
We ousts have dozens of clients remembering us and our kids birthdays , linking up via Facebook… It’s amazing… And we treasure our time shared.
Above: Our Balsamico Tradizionale tasting destination 20 minutes from Parma
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FWT tour guides work direct for you and all come from the Parma food or dairy industry.
It’s known as genuine quality… our promise.
Nick Garrett
FWT
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Art in the hills of Parma – taste the food, wine and vistas
Posted by nickgarrett
We are offering 3 or 5 day painting, pastel and drawing classes in the wonderful Apennine ranges Autumn and Spring 2011 2012. For more information contact me here in contacts page
Your days will include:
Drawing at the Parmigiano Reggiano maker’s house
Walk in the hills – Painting in utopia
The mine and masons trails
The Pilgrims path
Gourmet Lunch – Food and wine tasting (Prosciutto di Parma, Culatello, Tortelli and Malvasiawines)
Painting the Castle and valley
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Above: The Magical Tirra moment with Parma Golosa Parmigiano Reggiano Tour
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Nadia is a great buddy of ours in fact her whole family… Truly a famous pizza restaurantpulling in clients from all over the region and perfectly placed en route to Tuscany or Cinque Terre.
Reviewed on Tripadvisor.
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The load down.. Food tour companies of Parma Bologna, review by Nick
Article: Food tour companies Parma and Bologna: The load down
Tripadvisor reviews reveal strengths but importantly the weaknesses of these groups. This overview aims to give a balanced view of what’s on offer.
As a tour manager for Parma Golosa since 2008 I saw at first hand all the sites, sights and people in the industry… here’s how they shape up. It aims at giving an unbiased view – boots on the ground.
Nick FWT
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Italian Days - Fun, Info Tour
HOST:
Goon fun Hi dee Hi! orientated popular tour guide Alessandro. Popular with his clientèle because he is so in love with the product. Clients generally a mix of UK USA. But the tour has been criticised for over grouping and mixing – average size 8-12 and is not dedicated as such. Also emphasis is on the ‘funny man’ antics of the tour guide. Costs are the market average no less.
Locations are very good – take a much wider arc of 300k for the whole 1 day tour – meeting in Bologna travelling to Parma, then Modena returning to Bologna – which is a lot because ID are based in Bologna and need to travel to Parma for the Ham tastings. Timeline fairly long day 8-9 hrs.
Destinations: 7-10
Scenic: 8-10
Lunch: 9-10
Staff: knowledge: 10-10
Value: 8-10
Extras: Lively dedicated pro, Vineyard lunch.
Top Destination
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Food n Walk Tours – Fun info Tour
Guide
Cate and Nick are both Ex-Parma Golosa hosts, specializing in the classic food tours and tastings, country walks and lunches in the hills and mountain retreats. Both are passionate and love the foods: assisted training of staff and assisting industry guides.
Locations
Parmigiano gourmet food tours are establishing great reputation for quality and fun and scenic Italian adventure. The Gourmet Castle lunch venue is a special moment. Super beautiful scenic Balsamico Estate (jewel in the Crown) and Ham locations. Cheese maker very good.
Destinations: 9- 10
Scenic: 10-10
Lunch: 9-10
Staff: knowledge: 10-10
Value: 9-10
Tour starts 8.45am – ends 4.00pm.
Extras: Castle Lunch, Fun host, Scenic photo stops, Prizes
Top Destination
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Food Valley – Traditional, Historical
Rather high brow posh tour guides according to reviews, who are actually historical city trained but crossing over – cost of tour nearly double. Larger groups again are general rule. 8hrs.
Locations
Parmesan tour is actually visiting one of a few large factory producers so rather impersonal. Lunch is good, same location as PG. Balsamico is in Modena. Round trip long; 180k.
Destinations: 6.5 10
Scenic: 5-10
Lunch: 7-10
Staff: knowledge: 8-10
Value: 5-10
Extras: Historical details
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Parma Golosa – Pleasant Info Tour
Guides are new since Oct 2012, but retain adequate-good traditional knowledge and qualities of the producers and are connected to the dairy and cold cut industries. 7hrs.
Locations
Fair-Decent quality: Cheese tour very good – but perhaps according to a few Tripadvisor reviews, the Ham could be improved and the Balsamico is regarded from within the industry as a mid range level but lovely all the same.
Destinations: 7-10
Scenic: 5-10
Lunch: 8-10
Staff: knowledge: 7-10
Value: 7-10
Tour starts 8.45am – ends 3.30pm.
Extras:
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Article FWT
Love the Taste of the Parmigiano tours … Meet the makers, eat the food :)
Our day tours will bring you into the heart of Parma’s gourmet food producers
Book today and make a truly memorable journey delicious!
3 Kings Food Tour with FWT Parma
1-2 people 210.00 base
3 -4 people 240-00 base
5-8 people 285.00 base
all + Lunch and Balsamico
NEW PRICES FOR 2013 TOURS!
you are in New Prices for 2013 tours
Parma 3 Kings Majestic Food Tours – a special day lasts forever
Our 3 Kings tour has it all for your day to be a treasured memory.
- Parmesan Cheese – Parmigiano Reggiano DOP
- Parma Ham – Prosciutto di Parma DOP
- Aceto Balsamic Tradizionale vinegar DOP
Parma’s treasured DOP Ham products await you…
Tours start from around 210.00 euros – add your details to the booking form
Tailored and bespoke to suit… contact us and Book today
Fwd your itinerary and we’ll get right back to you
Enter your tour requirements or questions here
| Deposit FWT – euros |
… for any further information call Cate on
00 39 3383111950
info@foodnwalktours.com
Walking in the heavenly valleys – Food n Walk snapshot
Sentieri – Il paradiso dietro l’angolo
Itinerario numero 8. Prosegue oggi sulla «Gazzetta» l’appuntamento quotidiano con i «Sentieri» sui nostri monti. Oggi l’itinerario ci porta a Monte Croce Martincano e Monte Maggiorasca.
The landscape of the Alpennines are nothing short of stunning… our walks will take you through the valleys in the heart of our most beautiful terrain. Walking straight to the point of heaven.
Sulla Gazzetta di Parma in edicola
