Chiostro Di Saronno, Classic Italian Amaretti in Biscottiera Tin, 190 g/6.7 oz
This classic biscottiera tin features authentic, crisp Italian amaretti cookies crafted in Saronno, Italy, following a traditional recipe dating back to 1718.
What is an amaretto? An amaretto (plural: amaretti) is a traditional Italian almond-flavored cookie with a distinctive sweet and slightly bitter taste. The name comes from the Italian word amaro, meaning "bitter," which refers to the use of apricot kernels or bitter almonds that give the cookie its signature flavor. Their crisp texture and distinctive bittersweet flavor make them a delicious companion to an afternoon espresso or an after-dinner glass of dessert wine.
Each cookie is individually wrapped in elegant tissue paper to preserve freshness and housed in a vintage-style blue decorative tin making it an exceptional shelf-stable gift or a refined accompaniment to espresso, dessert wine, or aperitifs.
Perfect for holiday gifting
About Paolo Lazzaroni & Figli and the Lazzaroni Family
Based in Saronno, Italy, Paolo Lazzaroni & Figli is owned by the Lazzaroni family, which carries on a tradition of amaretti-making. Chiostro di Saronno means ‘Cloister of Saronno,’ a reference to the former Franciscan cloister in the town center that is home to the company.