June is the month of the year Pride all over the world, to celebrate thepride and the LGBTQ + culture and promote the values ​​ofequality and oflove, in all its forms. This year we also celebrate an important anniversary: ​​exactly 50 years have passed since the motions of Stonewall, the first revolt for the affirmation of LGBTQ rights, which took place in New York on June 28, 1969.

Even the world of food pays homage to the Pride with many initiatives, in particular for the Milan Pride Week (June 21 to 30) and the long-awaited parade on June 29th.

Let's start with the rainbows to eat, with the special Rainbow cake prepared by Sonia Peronaci in collaboration with Pasticceria Clivati ​​for Deliveroo, up to Multicolor tiramisu of Mascherpa.

There Pizza unites us all and could not be missing as a symbol: Lorenzo Sirabella, chef of Dry Milan in via Solferino, he proposes it with ingredients that recall the colors of the rainbow, while Just Eat tells the love story between a slice of pizza and a pineapple. A provocation to promote the freedom of sexual orientation, and why not, also of food preferences.

The rainbow is also to drink, starting from the official water of the Pride 2019, the Unicorn sap.

The Master Bartender Stefano Righetti he devised instead Jack Rainbow, a special cocktail based on Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Old No. 7, with ginger ale, a lime wedge and a sour power and sparkling candy of a thousand colors.

Absolute Vodka becomes rainbow with two installations in Milan: a bottle over eight meters high in Piazza XXV Aprile, to be filled with colorful messages of love; the square of Largo La Foppa will be sprayed with a real rainbow that flows from a 4.5 meter high rainbow bottle.

Also Coke promotes the love that breaks down all barriers, with a limited edition t-shirt called Love Unites. T-shirts can be purchased until Saturday 29 June in Largo Bellintani, at the stand run by volunteers, Coca-Cola employees, to support educational projects aimed at school students on homophobia, bullying, gender discrimination and 'sexual orientation.