Which of these is a speciality of Barga in Tuscany?

Barga, a medieval Tuscan town not far from Lucca, is known as the most Scottish town in Italy. At the end of the 19th century many people from the town emigrated to Scotland and, over the years, many returned, so that now about two fifths of Barga residents have Scottish relatives. An iconic red telephone box from the UK was placed in the town centre, where it now operates as a book exchange, dubbed "the smallest library in Tuscany".

The "sagra" is a feature of Italian rural culture; it typically consists of communal meals for several hundred people, eaten in the open air, often in orchards, vineyards or sports grounds. Originally religious celebrations, these festivals are now often used to raise funds for local causes. Each town and village will have its own peculiar sagra.

In Barga during August the "Sagra del Pesce e Patate" (Fish and Chips Festival) celebrates the town's Scottish connection and its taste for this local speciality; 2022 marks the 40th edition of the festival. Organised by local football team, AS Barga, it takes place at their home ground, the Johnny Moscardini stadium, named after the only Scottish-born male footballer to play for Italy.