Biscotti Bites, Delicious!

Hey neighbors,

Many of you ay know we occasionally work with Nonni's Biscotti as they reveal new flavors. Well, here they are! We have Almond Dark Chocolate, Very Berry Almond and Double Chocolate Salted Caramel Biscotti Bites. My family actually stood here discussing which one they like better and why!

The Double Chocolate Salted Caramel just disappeared as H claimed them. C didn't care so long as she left the Very Berry Almond. We did notice that the Very Berry Almond was not as crunchy as the others. Nonni's Biscotti are perfect with a cup of hot tea, coffee or cocoa to dip them in.

These are our adult treats! One you can hide in the cupboard for an evening treat after the children go to bed. How do you like your Biscotti?

Nonni's Biscotti:
It all started about a century ago in the little town of Lucca Italy where Nonni (Italian for Grandmother) baked delicious cookies using only real ingredients that she could gather from the tiny markets along her narrow cobblestone streets. When Nonni’s came to America she brought her passion for baking, her unmatched old world recipes and knowledge that right ingredients blended and folded in made the difference. Soon Nonni’s cookies became a favorite here as well.

Nonni's Biscotti Bites maintain Nonni's devotion to use only the highest quality ingredients, including real almond pieces, dark chocolate drizzles, luscious caramel bits, sweet cranberries, and creamy Greek yogurt. Biscotti Bites are less than 40 calories per cookie.

Nonni's is going to do a giveaway with this one! Are you interested in a GREAT snack? Let's go!

Thanks for stopping in! See you soon.

Disclosure:I received no monetary compensation for this post. I did receive product for review purposes. All quotes in red are taken from the sponsor's email or website. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

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