The only girl in the villageposted: 19 Jul at 6:51 am
It could be biscotti but that doesn’t fold over – it’s a hard and dry type of cookie. It might be a cannoli which fold over and are dusted with icing sugar but they aren’t a cookie/biscuit. These are filled with a custard type filling.
FYI: there are over 83 traditional Italian cookies available so perhaps you could visit an Italian bakery. I’m sure they’d know straight away.
Good luck with your search.
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Isabella’s Mommy posted: 11 Jul at 11:26 pm
Are you talking about biscotti???
larry_lime posted: 14 Jul at 3:14 am
Cannoli, I think.
The only girl in the village posted: 19 Jul at 6:51 am
It could be biscotti but that doesn’t fold over – it’s a hard and dry type of cookie. It might be a cannoli which fold over and are dusted with icing sugar but they aren’t a cookie/biscuit. These are filled with a custard type filling.
FYI: there are over 83 traditional Italian cookies available so perhaps you could visit an Italian bakery. I’m sure they’d know straight away.
Good luck with your search.