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Entry No. 999 · Cassoeula · Cassoeula (Cassoeula)

La Rampina

La Rampina is a Lombard countryside-style detour south of Milan. Cassoeula is the reason to consider the trip in winter, not a casual central-city meal.

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WaitOutside Milan proper, worth considering only with a south-side itinerary.Winter Sunday lunch; train or taxi planning required from Milan.
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La Rampina is a Lombard countryside-style detour south of Milan. Cassoeula is the reason to consider the trip in winter, not a casual central-city meal.

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No. 999 for Cassoeula in Milan

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Find La Rampina in San Giuliano Milanese. Stamping unlocks when you’re within 75 m of the shop.

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The entry’s signature dish — the guide’s call is the Cassoeula, and any variant counts, as long as it fits your profile.

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QC Termemilano / Porta Romana

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