Taralli by Flora 7.05 oz - Italian Snack Cracker - All Natural Oven Baked - Cholesterol Free - Savory Snack - 100% Italian (Olive Oil)
Description
Snack Smart, Snack Savory! 🍪
- SAVORY CRUNCH - Perfectly baked for that irresistible crunch.
- VERSATILE TREAT - Enjoy as a snack, appetizer, or gourmet topping.
- GUILT FREE SNACKING - Cholesterol-free and no trans fats for a healthier choice.
- NATURAL INGREDIENTS - Crafted with pure olive oil and no artificial additives.
- SAVOR THE AUTHENTICITY - Indulge in 100% Italian goodness with every bite!
Taralli by Flora is a 7.05 oz package of all-natural Italian snack crackers, oven-baked to perfection. These cholesterol-free treats are made with 100% Italian olive oil and contain no trans fats, making them a delicious and guilt-free option for any occasion.
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Reviews
A**C
Captures the Essence of Italy
I originally received these through a monthly subscription box and was thrilled to discover they’re available on Amazon. I’ve really enjoyed using them—the variety of flavors is a great bonus. They’ve now earned a spot on my Amazon monthly subscription list.
A**R
Versatile Nibble
Can probably get these locally at better price; absolutely delicious and great for wine tasting or to add to a charcuterie board, whatever you wish. Also great with cheese for a snack
G**.
Buenísimo
Muy bueno, excelente, lo único es que lo encuentro caro, naturalmente viene desde Italia pero si fuese más económico comprara más.
L**D
Fabulous!
I ordered the Taralli with the fennel they are delicious. Just like the bakeries in brooklyn. Great find thank you Flora imports!
A**E
Taralli with Black Pepper
A light snack for me. It could use a little more black pepper but I enjoy them just the same
J**O
Great wine biscuits
Great flavor! Highly recommend
V**R
Package torn open
Package was torn open in the box with cat food I expect my $$$ to be refunded
E**.
One of my favorite snacks
I grew up in my parents Italian Bakery & he made something similar & I loved them!! He called them Pepper Biscotti. Pepper was black cracked pepper. The ends were my favorite to eat. My grandfather dunked them in his wine. To find these on Amazon I was shocked as this isn't a popular item. Thank you!!
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