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Bite-sized bliss: The 8 top antipasti nibbles

Antipasti are simply bite-sized starters which in the past were called hors d’oevres and more recently appetisers, tapas, canapés, finger food — we don’t have to get excited about the difference between them.

Bite-sized bliss: The 8 top antipasti nibbles

Fri, 10 Aug, 2018 - 01:00

By Roz Crowley

Antipasti are simply bite-sized starters which in the past were called hors d’oevres and more recently appetisers, tapas, canapés, finger food — we don’t have to get excited about the difference between them.

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