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Italiano: Un vassoio di copeta (dolce natalizio a base di miele, noci e nocciole, servito tra foglie di alloro), nella variante "morbida" tipica della zona di Rieti (Lazio). Acquistata nel panificio Sant'Agnese di Rieti.
English: A tray of copeta (Christmas sweet food of Italy made with honey, walnuts and hazelnuts, served between bay leaves), in the "soft" variant typical of the Rieti area. Purchased in the Sant'Agnese bakery in Rieti.
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