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https://www.umbriasi.it/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Torcolo-di-San-Costanzo.jpg820450The typical sweet of the tradition to celebrate San Costanzo is, in fact, the Torcolo, behind which there are many legends and mysteries related to the Saint that still today make this sweet full of charm and history.