Tiramisu. Here, tiramisu, a popular no-cook Italian dessert invented in the 1960s and fashionable in the 1980s, gets a lift and lightness from an untraditional addition, freshly whipped cream ...

The Italian phrase, la dolce vita, literally means "the sweet life." I'm turning to these 10 easy Italian desserts to help bring some of that sweet life into my kitchen.

Unlike sfogliatelle or the cannoli, tiramisu doesn’t fall among the OGs of Italian desserts, and it didn’t earn a proper introduction into America’s restaurant world until the 1980s.

Some of these are most popular during the holidays, but if you ask me, they can (and absolutely should) be enjoyed all the time.View Entire Post › ...

A new social media trend showcases creators making tiramisu in unusual places such as car consoles, bike baskets, wheelbarrows, bathtubs, and truck beds. This Italian dessert is layered directly ...

The Italian dessert is built inside of a clear glass purse, so audiences can clearly see the layers inside. This isn't the first time influencers have used clear glass purses to serve food and drink.