Starbucks-operated Italian bakery Princi® has released new sandwiches made with a variety of Italian breads, including the popular classic Cornetti, the Princi Loaf made with sourdough, and focaccia, an essential part of the Italian diet. The new sandwiches will be available from April 14th. (Available while supplies last)

Three new sandwiches made with carefully selected ingredients that enhance the flavor of the bread

"Cornetti Sandwich: Zucchini & Carrot" (Takeout: ¥712 (tax included) / Dine-in: ¥726 (tax included))

This visually appealing sandwich features Italian colors with zucchini, tomato, and Grano Padano.



"Princi Loaf Open Sandwich Pollo x Verdure" *Set of 2 (Takeout: ¥864, tax included / In-store: ¥880, tax included)
"Princi Loaf Open Sandwich Pollo x Verdure" is made with Princi Loaf, a sourdough hard bread that is carefully fermented and baked, exuding a rich wheat aroma. It's an open-style sandwich made with cream cheese and smoked prosciutto sandwiched between slices of princi loaf, topped with salad.

This sandwich is sold as a set of two, each with a different type of salad on top. One is topped with a garlicky "chicken salad," while the other is topped with a "green salad" made with spinach, mizuna, and other vegetables. Enjoy two different flavors.



"Focaccino Speck & Romanesco" (Takeout: ¥1,058 including tax / Dine-in: ¥1,078 including tax)
"Focaccino Speck & Romanesco" is a new addition to Princi®'s focaccino sandwich line, which can be eaten with one hand.

The focaccia is made by artisans who carefully knead and ferment selected wheat, then baked. It's topped with smoked prosciutto (speck) and the Italian vegetable Romanesco, creating a dish with a new flavor. Enjoy the rich variety of vegetables sandwiched in, as well as the umami and sweetness of the speck.


This latest offering is another menu item that allows you to fully enjoy the appeal of Princi®'s unique Italian bread.

Available at Princi Daikanyama T-SITE, Starbucks Reserve® Roastery Tokyo, and Starbucks Reserve® Store Ginza Marronnier Street.



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