Vicenzi Cantuccini Biscotti, 7.93-Ounce Bags

This Almond Biscotti have great flavor. I love them. I think they are a bit expensive, but affordable from time to time.

Just got these - and wow are they good - probably best packaged cantuccini (almond biscotti) i have ever had. I will take a drop ship order please. These are not too crunchy but just perfect. You could dip them in coffee but they are a snacking cookie as well. Not too sweet - amazingly good.

Tastes good, but too sweet for original Italian biscotti, and made with margarine, a cheap and unhealthy substitute for butter that you really do not find much of in Europe. I was surprised, but you can't assume Italian, French, or German food will always conform to traditional standards. But my dogs will like it for sure.

My Italian husband said these are the best tasting biscotti he has had, other than his mother's. Very good value.

I really loved these biscotti and bought a large number of packages in 2013 for about $3.50 each. I came back for more in 2014, and they have gone up in price 300% to over $10.00 a package. I don't know why. I haven't seen this kind of inflation in other imported products. I want to cry in my coffee now that I don't have these biscotti to dunk!

best on the market!!!

Good taste, but i feel the price is slightly higher than any other Italian biscuit

The ingredient information (in one of the photos) indicates that these biscotti are made with sunflower oil. The biscotti I got was made with palm oil! This is misleading; some may prefer not to consume products made with palm oil… And, why would one use a tropical oil in Italy, the land of olive oil?