These holiday cookies are much like the well-known traditional mostaccioli cookies, made with chopped hazelnuts and honey. Try this version for a softer treat!
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Brand: CIANCIULLO Net Weight: 200g (7.05oz)Origin: Product of Italy
Hazelnut Panzerotti are delicious shortbread cookies with a soft hazelnut cream filling. Their handcrafted, crispy dough is perhaps its greatest quality! We can thank the small region of Molise for this amazing treat. We apologize if some breakage occurs during...
These small egg taralli are boiled in water and then baked, giving them a wonderful crunchy texture. These taralli are unflavored, allowing you to taste their great, natural ingredients.We apologize if some breakage occurs during shipping. Brand: CIANCIULLO Net Weight: 110g...
Laccetti, or shoe laces, are thin, elongated taralli with the same delicious flavor and crunch as the small taralli that we all love! Try these fennel flavored Laccetti! We apologize if some breakage occurs during shipping. Brand: CIANCIULLO Net Weight: 400g...
Freselle Toast are long, crunchy pieces of toasted bread. They are perfect for making bruschetta with tomatoes and basil! PRO TIP: Dip the top half of the bruschetta in water and shake off the excess before topping with your favorite...
Taralli are classic snacks that come from the southern regions of Italy. They are typically small and circular and are best compared to a mix between a pretzel and bread stick, but with an incomparable flavor. Try Cianciullo’s elongated Taralli...
Taralli are classic snacks that come from the southern regions of Italy. They are best compared to a mix between a pretzel and bread stick, but with an incomparable flavor. Sottili della Nonna are a type of taralli and have...
Capresine Toast are small, crunchy pieces of toasted bread. They are perfect for making bruschetta with tomatoes and basil! PRO TIP: Dip the top half of the bruschetta in water and shake off the excess before topping with your favorite...
These tasty almond cookies are dipped in rum and coated in chocolate. Enjoy them on their own or with your favorite coffee or tea.
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Brand: CIANCIULLO Net Weight: 200g (7.05oz)Origin: Product of Italy
Cianciullo’s Almond Sweets are typical Sicilian cookies made with almonds and topped with either a candied cherry or a whole almond. These sweet treats go great with coffee, tea, or milk. We apologize if some breakage occurs during shipping. Brand:...
Mostaccioli are delicious cookies made with pieces of chopped hazelnuts and finished with a delicious cover of fine milk chocolate. Mostaccioli are an iconic and sought-after product during Christmas in Italy. Use them to enrich your dessert table! We apologize...
Taralli are classic snacks that come from the southern regions of Italy. They are best compared to a mix between a pretzel and bread stick, but with an incomparable flavor. Scaldatelli Taralli Fennel Flavor have a larger than usual round...
These mini puff pastries are filled with apricot and cherry jams and topped with just the right of sugar to make this treat truly irresistible. We apologize if some breakage occurs during shipping. Brand: CIANCIULLO Net Weight: 170g (6oz)Origin: Product of...
Mostaccioli are an iconic and sought-after product during Christmas in Italy. Although traditionally made with chocolate, these pistachio filled versions make for an excellent twist on a much-loved treat! We apologize if some breakage occurs during shipping. Brand: CIANCIULLO Net Weight:...
Go on a mini tour of Italy with this tray of Assorted Cookies, all typical and irresistible Italian goodies. Includes: Rice Cookies Cookies with Hazelnut Cream Apple Cookies Cookies with Grape Jam and Almonds We apologize if some breakage occurs...
Colomba is a traditional dove-shaped Italian Easter cake, made of a slow leavened soft and yellow dough. Cianciullo’s Traditional Colomba is rich in candied fruits and topped with almond icing. Enrich your Easter table, or give it as a present....
