Biscotti!!! Â Mmmmmmmmm, I love Nonni’s Biscotti and think it would be the perfect treat for Valentine’s Day. Â Do you dunk? Â In coffee or hot chocolate? Â Mmmmmm, I love Nonni’s Biscotti. Â (It was worth saying twice.)
Ha! Â I’m embarrassed to say that although I’ve been eating Nonni’s Biscotti for YEARS, I never released that Nonni was a term of endearment for Grandma. Â But it makes so much sense, these biscotti are loke something your Italian Grandma would make for you.
“Nonni’s Biscotti grew out of a true Italian tradition in the little town of Lucca, Italy. There, amongst meandering cobblestone lanes and classic piazzas, our Nonni (an endearing term for Grandma) made biscotti to share with family and friends.
When Nonni came to America almost a century ago, she brought the family recipe with her. Today that same family recipe is still used t0Â give our biscotti its light crunchy texture that is delicately sweet.”
Nonni’s come in several varieties but these two sound wonderful for Valentine’s Day!  Nonni’s Cioccolati Biscotti and Salted Caramel Biscotti are perfect grown-up affordable indulgences for any Valentine.   Cioccolati Biscotti are dipped in gourmet bittersweet chocolate and are filled with a blend of almonds and walnuts; the Salted Caramel Biscotti are filled with caramels and dipped in milk chocolate. Both treats are made with real butter, whole eggs, and wheat flour.   The individually wrapped cookies are only around 100 calories per serving and the suggested retail price is $3.29 per box, which includes six delicious treats. Share them with friends, bring them to work or keep them to yourself – these decadent treats will make everyone feel loved this Valentine’s Day.
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Go to the Nonni’s website to find where you can buy them near you.
In our family recipes are passed down from one genration to another.We all have our favorites though.My mom never wrote her own recipes down.So we wrote them down .
I think my prized recipes are the sauce and meatballs and practically every dessert. :)
Carol L
I commented on Everyday Confetti, the cookbook post.
Carol L
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Thanks for the opportunity to win.