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Sicily is covered in prickly pear trees. You see them on the hills, in gardens, on shrub land, just about everywhere! They look very pretty especially when the fruits are ripe and red. In Tuscany they are considered a delicacy and people give them to each other as presents! They were beautifully prepared for breakfastRead Morehttps://art-toscana.com/sept22/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/20251014_114718-scaled.jpg25601154