Chocolate
Chocolate, a sin of unique goodness,
and when it is artisanal…
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Chocolate Biscuits Fratelli Lunardi
€6,90
Prix unitaire parChocolate Biscuits Fratelli Lunardi
€6,90
Prix unitaire parCantucci Toscani Fratelli Lunardi, Tasting notes:
Inimitable, unfailing, irresistible, a special recipe that combines chocolate with tender cantaloupe dough with lots of chunks inside, so each bite is unique and special.
Ingredients:
cocoa product in pieces (sugar, vegetable fat – coconut, low-fat cocoa powder, cocoa butter, emulsifier: soy lecithin), Italian wheat flour type 0, sugar, eggs, dark chocolate min.6 % (cocoa mass, sugar, cocoa butter, emulsifier: soy lecithin, natural flavor: vanilla), butter (milk), whole milk, low-fat cocoa powder, low-fat milk powder, raising agent (disodium diphosphate, sodium carbonate, wheat starch), sea salt, Italian orange essential oil. May contain almonds, walnuts, hazelnuts, pistachios, peanuts and sesame. Without preservatives and colorants. Store in a cool and dry place.NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION:1 cookie about 24g.Average values 100g/24gr:Energy Value Kcal 479/114,8,Fats 21g/5g,Carbohydrates 64g/15,4g,Protein 6,7g/1,6g,Salt 0,5g/0,1g
Fratelli Lunardi
Fratelli Lunardi has been creating masterpieces of taste by hand since 1966. The touch is artisanal. Their biscuits are inspired by one of the oldest preparations of Tuscan cuisine: cantucci. For years they have been enjoying themselves and experimenting in their workshop in Quarrata, in the province of Pistoia. There are now five flavors, made up of imagination and years of experience. Each one has a main ingredient as a protagonist, for a balanced recipe full of flavour, where every bite manages to encompass all the facets of taste that only a naturally processed ingredient can tell.
Cocoa Chestnut Cream from Monte Amiata Castagna Leopoldina
€9,50
Prix unitaire parCocoa Chestnut Cream from Monte Amiata Castagna Leopoldina
€9,50
Prix unitaire parCocoa Chestnut Cream from Monta Amiata:
The soft texture makes it ideal for spreading and suitable for multiple uses, chocolate variegated
Ingredients:
Chestnuts, Sugar, Bitter Cocoa, Bourbon ( < 1% )
Castagna Leopoldina
A closed and sustainable supply chain, Castagna Leopoldina, on the slopes of Monte Amiata, in the Maremma region, produces and processes chestnuts and marroni chestnuts following natural rhythms, to offer everyone the authentic, preservative-free taste of chestnuts all year round.
Artisanal products of absolute quality such as chestnut creams and chestnut flour, are produced in their own workshop, nestled among the chestnut trees, taking care of every phase of a sustainable and closed supply chain.
At Castagna Leopoldina, life flows in symbiosis with nature and in the company of the bees that catalyze the natural pollination of the chestnuts and chestnut trees on Monte Amiata.
Biscuits with hazelnuts Antonio Mattei
€9,95
Prix unitaire parBiscuits with hazelnuts Antonio Mattei
€9,95
Prix unitaire parBiscuits with hazelnuts:
These biscuits are made with four simple ingredients: flour, sugar, hazelnuts, almonds, and free-range eggs.
They contain no preservatives, no animal or vegetable fats.
Antonio Mattei
Antonio Mattei was a 19th-century Florentine confectioner, famous for creating one of Italy's most renowned biscuits: the Prato biscuit, or cantuccio. In 1858, Antonio inherited the family pastry shop and began experimenting with new recipes, including that of cantucci. These biscuits, made from flour, eggs, sugar, almonds and pine nuts, were baked twice to make them crispy and long-lasting, ideal for storage during long sea voyages. Antonio Mattei's biscuit factory soon became famous regionally and nationally, so much so that in 1895 it was chosen to represent Tuscany at the International Exhibition in Bordeaux. Since then, the Prato biscuit has become a symbol of Tuscan cuisine and one of the best-loved sweets in Italy and abroad.
Ingredients:
prepared with 4 simple ingredients: flour, sugar, hazelnuts, free-range eggs.
may contain butter, almonds, soya, pine nuts, pistachios and mustard
Biscuits with pistachios and almonds Antonio Mattei
€9,25
Prix unitaire parBiscuits with pistachios and almonds Antonio Mattei
€9,25
Prix unitaire parBiscuits with pistachios and almonds:
These biscuits are made with four simple ingredients: flour, sugar, pistachios, almonds, and free-range eggs.
They contain no preservatives, no animal or vegetable fats.
Antonio Mattei
Antonio Mattei was a 19th-century Florentine confectioner, famous for creating one of Italy's most renowned biscuits: the Prato biscuit, or cantuccio. In 1858, Antonio inherited the family pastry shop and began experimenting with new recipes, including that of cantucci. These biscuits, made from flour, eggs, sugar, almonds and pine nuts, were baked twice to make them crispy and long-lasting, ideal for storage during long sea voyages. Antonio Mattei's biscuit factory soon became famous regionally and nationally, so much so that in 1895 it was chosen to represent Tuscany at the International Exhibition in Bordeaux. Since then, the Prato biscuit has become a symbol of Tuscan cuisine and one of the best-loved sweets in Italy and abroad.
Ingredients:
wheat flour, sugar, eggs from free-range hens, pistachios and almonds 10%.
May contain butter, soya, pine nuts, hazelnuts, mustard.
Prato Biscuits with Almonds Antonio Mattei
€8,50
Prix unitaire parPrato Biscuits with Almonds Antonio Mattei
€8,50
Prix unitaire parPrato Biscuits with Almonds Antonio Mattei, Tasting notes:
Mattei almond biscotti di Prato are born from simple and genuine ingredients. These delicious cantuccini are part of the Tuscan confectionery tradition and are perfect at the end of a meal to accompany a glass of Vinsanto.
Antonio Mattei
Antonio Mattei was a 19th-century Florentine confectioner, famous for creating one of Italy's most renowned biscuits: the Prato biscuit, or cantuccio. In 1858, Antonio inherited the family pastry shop and began experimenting with new recipes, including that of cantucci. These biscuits, made from flour, eggs, sugar, almonds and pine nuts, were baked twice to make them crispy and long-lasting, ideal for storage during long sea voyages. Antonio Mattei's biscuit factory soon became famous regionally and nationally, so much so that in 1895 it was chosen to represent Tuscany at the International Exhibition in Bordeaux. Since then, the Prato biscuit has become a symbol of Tuscan cuisine and one of the best-loved sweets in Italy and abroad.
Ingredients:
Wheat flour, sugar, almonds 20%, eggs from free-range hens, pine nuts. Nutritional information: 428 kcal, 12 g fat of which saturated 1 g, 66 g carbohydrates of which sugars 36 g, 12 g protein, <0.01 g salt, 0.0 g sodium, 3.2 g dietary fibre
Gianduja Cream Azienda Agricola Terra di Mezzo
€9,50
Prix unitaire parGianduja Cream Azienda Agricola Terra di Mezzo
€9,50
Prix unitaire parGianduja Cream Azienda Agricola Terra di Mezzo:
The perfect combination of 100% Italian hazelnuts and carefully selected cocoa, for a cream with a unique character and unmistakable taste
Ingredients:
Ingredients: Casentino hazelnut 30%, sugar, vegetable fats (shea and sunflower), whey powder, low-fat cocoa powder, emulsifier: soya lecithin, flavouring, vanilla extract. Nutritional values 100 g of product: Energy value: (Kcal)573,8KJ:2387,4, Fats: (g) 37,92, of which saturated: 12,32, Carbohydrates: (g) 47,20, of which sugars: 44,78, Protein: (g) 6,52, Fibre: (g) 4,52, Salt: (g) 0,00
Azienda Agricola Terra di Mezzo:
Azienda Agricola Terra di Mezzo was born in the heart of the Casentino, immersed in the Casentino forests. Thanks to its proximity to the source of the Arno river and the climatic protection offered by the Tuscan Apennines, the company is able to obtain products of excellent quality. The company boasts more than 35,000 hazelnuts that have been enhanced and cared for since the beginning of the activity, thus succeeding in giving new splendour to both the land and an ancient cultivation
