Anyone know where to find some Italian bread crumbs? Kind of like the 4C type for making chicken cutlets? I checked a couple Wellcomes and the Carrefour with no luck. I can’t remember where I found them last time…
Thanks
Italy …?
Har har. 
Out of curiosity, what’s the “4C” type? If you’re just talking about bread crumbs flavored with Italian spices and parmesan, I’d just make my own, of course. 
There are decent looking and very, very simple recipes on the internet.
Yeah, yesterdays bagettes crunched in the mortar make great breadcrumbs. If you don’t have a mortar, wrap up the bread in a cloth and beat on it. Put the outcome into a ziplock and then into the freezer. Start with unflavored, then you can add seasonings and cheese as DB suggested.
Italian breadcrumbs … I bet you that, when you ask the question in Italy, no one knows … they’ve never heard about Italian breadcrumbs …
Same goes for Provencal or Italian herbs, ask that one in Italy or France … they’ll look at you just as if you were cuckoo crazy …
Costco had bags (or was it cans) of the stuff a while back, I couldn’t quite grasp why anyone would buy it here though…
Seems there’s at least one person that would 
Does anyone know where to find Panko bread crumbs?
I’ve seen cans of them at my local Wellcome mart, I was very surprised. They were high on a top shelf in the aisle with baking stuff.
Every local supermarket (Panko, I mean).
Yed, the Italian ones are there … saw them too a few weeks back
But for how long … they had good canned sardines for a while, Waitrose brand, now gone from the shelves, so the crumbs could go the same way
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If you have scrap breads, just bake it in the oven until hard, then crush it in a blender or something.
I have found American brands at Welcome. I was shocked to find it and bought 2 of them even though I didn’t need them. Check Welcome.