If you’ve seen “rollino online” pop up on menus and delivery apps, you’re not alone. This rolled, oven-baked Italian specialty is winning fans for its crisp exterior, melty interior, and portable shape that travels beautifully.
What is a rollino and why order it online?
Think of a rollino as the slender, single-serve cousin of a calzone or a stromboli. It starts with pizza dough rolled thin, layered with sauce, cheese, and fillings, then tightly spiraled and baked until blistered and golden. The result is a sliceable log with ribbons of flavor in every bite—lighter than a calzone, less bready than a stromboli, and designed to be eaten by hand. Ordering a rollino online makes sense because it holds heat well, resists sogginess thanks to its sealed shape, and offers reliably crisp texture after a quick reheat at home.
Classic Margherita: tomato, fior di latte, basil, olive oil
Speck & Scamorza: smoky cured ham with stretchy, smoky cheese
Spicy Calabrese: ’nduja or salame piccante with provolone
Vegetariano: grilled zucchini, peppers, onions, and ricotta
Dolce: sweet ricotta and chocolate-hazelnut spread for dessert
No great rollino spot nearby? You can still enjoy rollino online by ordering par-baked versions or kits—or make your own. Roll out a well-proofed dough into a thin rectangle. Spread a very thin layer of sauce, scatter cheese, and add sparse toppings (heavy loading causes blowouts). Roll tightly from the long edge, pinch the seam, and tuck the ends. Brush with olive oil, sprinkle sesame or oregano if you like, and bake at 240–260°C (465–500°F) until deeply browned. Rest 3–5 minutes, then slice. Serve with a bright marinara or herbed yogurt dip.
How do I store and reheat? Refrigerate up to 2 days; reheat at 220°C (425°F) for 6–8 minutes.
Can I freeze it? Yes—wrap tightly, freeze up to 2 months, and reheat from frozen 10–12 minutes.
What does it cost? Typically similar to a personal pizza; premium fillings add a small surcharge.
Best pairings? Light reds (Barbera), crisp lagers, or sparkling water with lemon.
Is it kid-friendly? Absolutely—its tidy shape and mild fillings make it lunchbox-ready.
Whether you order rollino online from a neighborhood pizzeria or bake one at home, its layered flavors and travel-proof format make it a smart, satisfying upgrade from the usual slice.