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L'Angolo Goloso is a company from the Treviso area that for over 15 years has been a reference point for excellent takeaway pizza, distinguished by a truly innovative spirit.

From the very beginning, the goal of the owners, Luca and Marco, together with their team, has always been research and continuous improvement in order to offer customers not just a good pizza, but a product that places strong emphasis on local ingredients and also considers the nutritional aspect.

For this reason, they use selected flours and prepare their dough using natural sourdough called Graner. Slow and careful processing methods allow them to obtain a more digestible product that enhances the characteristics of the raw ingredients.

But L'Angolo Goloso is not only about pizza. The company is also very active in social and sports initiatives. It sponsors local organizations such as Canoa Club Sile and other sports associations in the area.

Among the initiatives they care about most is participating in waste collection along the Sile River, where they often collaborate with volunteer groups to clean the riverbanks and raise awareness about environmental respect.

When asked what drives them to go beyond what most colleagues usually do, they explain:

"We certainly have a vision that goes beyond simple work.

We want to send a positive message and try to leave something useful to the territory where we live."

According to the owners of L'Angolo Goloso, attention to quality is not only about pizza but also about lifestyle.

"Human beings need good and natural food to live in good health.

That's why we want to offer our customers a pizza made with healthy ingredients, rich in nutritional elements and therefore truly nourishing."

On social media they often publish posts where they practice sports such as kayaking along the Sile River, showing that a healthy lifestyle is an integral part of their philosophy.

For this reason, they also promote physical activity. They are often seen on social media paddling along the Sile River between Silea and Casier.

"The idea started almost as a game among friends and then became a moment of community gathering.

Besides doing sport, we also collect the waste we find along the route."

And when asked what message they want to convey, their answer is clear:

"We want to make an announcement:

we use our work also as a way to raise awareness about respect for the environment and our territory. If everyone did their part, even with small actions, our environment would certainly be better."