Crossword Clue: Triple-decker treat
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- 1982 World Cup winner
- 2006 FIFA World Cup winners
- 2006 World Cup champion
- 2006 World Cup champs
- 2006 World Cup winner
- Amerigo Vespucci's homeland
- Bari's land
- An original eurozone member
- "A Farewell to Arms" setting
- A G8 nation
- A NATO member
- A neighbor of Austria
- A neighbor of Switzerland
- Apennines locale
- Bel Paese's country of origin
- Berlusconi's country
- Asti locale
- Adriatic land
- Adriatic Sea country
- Birth country of Amy Adams and Rose McGowan
- Birthplace of the espresso machine
- Birthplace of the Renaissance
- Birthplace of the violin
- Birthplace of this puzzle's subject
- Austrian neighbor
- Autostrada setting
- Autostrada's place
- Axis member
- Axis power
- Bologna setting
- Bologna's country
- Bologna's land
- Bologna's place
- Bologna's site
- Amalfi Coast country
- Boot in geography class?
- Boot in history class?
- Boot in the Mediterranean
- "Boot" in the Mediterranean
- Boot land
- "Boot" land
- Boot of Europe?
- Boot-shaped country in Europe
- Boot-shaped country
- Boot-shaped European country
- Boot-shaped European nation that won the World Cup in 1934, 1938, 1982, and 2006
- Boot-shaped land mass
- Boot-shaped land
- Boot-shaped nation
- Boot with a heel in the Ionian Sea
- Four-time World Cup champion
- Four-time World Cup winner
- Four-time World Cup winners
- Davis Cup winner: 1976
- Historic peninsula.
- Common Market country
- Common Market member
- Center of Renaissance art
- Center of the Renaissance
- Como home
- Home of espresso
- Home of Romeo and Juliet
- Home of St. Peter's
- Frommer title
- Home of the Colosseum
- Home of the Sistine Chapel
- Home to Florence
- Eco location
- Eco location?
- Home to Rome
- Home to Rome and Venice
- Homeland of many Canucks
- G-8 nation
- G8 country
- G8 member
- Galileo's birthplace
- Continental boot?
- Chianti country
- It surrounds San Marino
- Huge boot
- "Enchanted April" setting
- First European nation to win the World Cup
- Genoa's land
- Geographical boot
- Geographical "boot"
- It's all around the Vatican
- Its calling code is +39
- Its capital is Rome
- Country in a grand tour
- Its flag is red, white and green
- Country of Bologna, Bari and Brescia
- Country on the Adriatic
- "Harold in ___"
- Country shaped like a boot
- Country that surrounds the Vatican
- Country where gelato was invented
- Cinque Terre locale
- Country where you can eat pizza in Pisa
- Country with a da Vinci drawing on its one-euro coin
- Country with a green, white and red flag
- Country with a red, white, and green flag
- Country with three active volcanoes
- Country
- Byron and Keats lived here
- It's shaped like a boot
- Calabrian's land
- Gianni Versace's homeland
- Giorgio Armani's homeland
- Florence's country
- Florence's home
- Florence's site
- European "boot"
- European boot
- European boot?
- European country featured in "Eat Pray Love"
- European country
- European nation
- European peninsula
- Europe's ''boot''
- Europe's boot
- Europe's "boot"
- Capri's locale
- Current World Cup champs
- Caruso's homeland
- Founder member of the EEC
- Where Lacuna Coil drinks vino
- Where Leghorn is
- Pinocchio's homeland
- Where Naples and Turin are
- Where Orvieto can be found
- Where pasta originated
- Where Romano cheese originated
- Where Rome is home
- Original member of the European Economic Community
- Original pizza place
- Where Soave comes from
- Where some Alps are
- Where Sorrento is
- Where spaghetti westerns are often produced
- Pisa place
- Pisa's country
- Pisa's land
- Pisa's place
- Where the Adige flows
- Where the Po flows
- Where the Renaissance began
- Where the Renaissance was born
- Where to find Bologna
- Vatican City setting
- Vatican surrounder
- Where Venice is
- Wherefrom Romeo art?
- Place for Po people
- Venice setting
- Venice's country
- The "Boot"
- "The Boot"
- ''The Boot'' country
- "The Boot" of Europe
- The "boot" of Europe
- "The boot of Europe"
- The Boot
- Verdi's country
- Verona's land
- Marco Polo's country
- Vesuvius setting
- Vesuvius's country
- The heel of its boot is Apulia
- Roman setting
- Shelley's "Paradise of exiles"
- Rome home
- "Romeo and Juliet" setting
- Rome's country
- Rome's home
- Rome's land
- Rome's locale
- Rome's nation
- Virgil called it Ausonia
- Winner of four FIFA World Cups
- Winner of four World Cup titles
- Winter Olympics host in 1956 and 2006
- Paolo Gentiloni is its prime minister
- Volta's birthplace
- Po country
- Po land?
- Po land
- "Paradise of exiles": Shelley
- Sophia Loren's birthplace
- Sophia's homeland
- Triple Alliance country
- Triple Alliance member
- Triple-decker treat
- Lire used to be spent here
- "The Talented Mr. Ripley" setting
- Part of a continental tour
- Lacuna Coil country
- Little ___
- Little ___ (Chinatown neighbor)
- Little ___ (Manhattan neighborhood)
- Little ___ (part of the Big Apple)
- Little ___ (section of Baltimore)
- Medit. land
- Mediterranean boot?
- Mediterranean country
- Lake Como locale
- Lake Como setting
- Lake Como's land
- Lake Como's locale
- Lake Como's location
- Polo's home
- Naples' nation
- Livorno's land
- Land of amore
- Land of Andrea Doria.
- Land of Apennines
- Member of our country club (1934, 1938, 1982, 2006)
- Land of Milan
- Member of the Axis
- Land of Romeo and Juliet
- Land of the Apennines
- Land of the Po (not Poland)
- Land of the Po
- Land on the Adriatic
- Land on the Tyrrhenian Sea
- Nation in its Second Republic
- Nation with the most Unesco World Heritage Sites
- NATO charter member
- NATO member
- Olympic host country for 2006 and 2026
- Olympics host of 1956, 1960 and 2006
- Lombardy's land
- Lombardy's locale
- One end of the Bernina Pass
- Neighbor of Slovenia
- Neighbour of Switzerland
- Pavarotti's homeland
- Pavoratti's home
- Milan's country
- Milan's home
- Milan's land
- Leaning Tower's country
- New York's Little _____
- Peninsular country
- Peninsular land
- Peninsular Mediterranean country
- Leghorn locale
- Leghorn's land
- Leghorn's locale
- Major olive-oil producer
- Major olive oil producer
- "Life Is Beautiful" setting
- Opera ... wine ... boot
- Opera's birthplace
- Piedmont's place
- Source of many an imported boot, appropriately
- The world's second-leading producer of olive oil
- Source of prosecco wine
- Sicily's country
- Sicily's "kicker"
- Turin is in it
- Tuscany, Latium, etc.
- Tuscany setting
- Salentina Peninsula country
- San Marino surrounder
- San Marino's surrounder
- San Marino's surroundings
- San Remo's site
- Sardinia's country
- Sardinia's sovereign
- Switzerland neighbor
- Syracuse's land
- World Cup participant
- World Cup powerhouse
- Three-time Olympics host country
- Three-time World Cup winner
- Taranto's locale
- Slovenia neighbor
- "You may have the universe if I may have ___" (Verdi opera line)
- Whence Chianti comes
- Where "A Farewell to Arms" opens
- Where "A Room With a View" opens
- Where Anzio is
- Where Como is
- Where Fiats are made
- Where Florence and Milan are
- Soccer nation
Recent Usage of Triple-decker treat in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Triple-decker treat" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Triple-decker treat in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Newsday - Dec. 22, 2019
- Newsday - Aug. 15, 2018
- Newsday - July 3, 2016
- Newsday - Sept. 8, 2013
- Newsday - Dec. 13, 2012
- Newsday - Dec. 12, 2012
- Newsday - Jan. 8, 2012
- Newsday - Aug. 28, 2011
- Washington Post - Oct. 31, 2006
- Newsday - July 7, 2006
