Borgo de Medici's limoncello Frollini cookies are original Tuscan shortbread biscuits bursting with sweet and slightly citrusy flavors. Presented to you in an elegant white tube, these round-shaped treats are known for their beautiful golden appearance and crumbly texture.

Italians stand in the league of their own when it comes to the perfect melding of unique desserts, and the category also includes moreish, crumbly cookies. From twice-baked biscotti to waffle pizzelles, Italian cookies come in every texture, flavor, aroma, size, and shape! Simply by perusing our collection of world's best Italian cookies, you can discover everything from aromatic amaretti to Limoncello frollini!

Borgo de Medici is a family-owned Tuscan brand established in 1999! The brand is dedicated to preserving and popularizing Italian gastronomic heritage by providing a wide assortment of authentic products made in Tuscany. Ranging from classic Italian pasta, honey, truffle condiments to savory snacks and sweet baked treats, you will find everything you need to bring authentic Tuscan aromas straight to your kitchen with Borgo de Medici! To discover all the products from Borgo de Medici and many more, check out our online Italian grocery store!

Borgo de Medici's Tuscan limoncello Frollini cookies make a lip-smacking accompaniment to a cup of your favorite black tea, hot coffee, and milk. Furthermore, make sure to pair these full-flavored indulgences with vanilla or chocolate ice cream.

• Ingredient: Wheat flour, sugar, butter (cream, water), sunflower oil, egg, candied lemon (lemon peels, sugar), partially skimmed milk, raising agents (sodium bicarbonate, disodium diphosphate) limoncello liqueur (water, alcohol, sugar, lemon peels), salt flavors. Contains gluten, egg, milk. May contain traces of hazelnuts, almonds, pistachios, pine nuts, walnuts, cashew, and soy.
• Product Weight: 6.3 oz (180 g)
• Product of Italy

WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including acrylamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food.