Chiostro di Saronno Baci di Dama Cookies are regional Italian sandwich biscuits that are guaranteed to conquer your taste buds from the very first bite! This beautiful gift box is filled with buttery hazelnut cookies held together with a dollop of smooth chocolate to provide a rich melt-in-the-mouth experience. 

Baci di Dama or “lady’s kisses,” represents an Italian take on sandwich cookies. These small hazelnut cookies resemble two lips coming together for a kiss, hence the name. Originating from the Northern Italian region of Piedmont, the recipe of this classic dessert dates back to the 1850s. Although the origin story of Baci di Dama is unclear, according to legends, it was created for the king of Italy, Vittorio Emanuele the 2nd. To discover more, you can find an extensive selection of Italian cookies, including Amaretti, Cantuccini, Baci di Dama, and so much more!

Chiostro di Saronno is an Italian family-owned brand established in 1927 in the beautiful city of Saronno, the birthplace of Amaretti biscuits. The brand specializes in producing some of the best Italian cookies and pastries made according to original recipes, using only the highest quality ingredients. With a wide assortment of regional cookies from Tuscany (Cantuccini), Lombardy (Amaretti), Liguria (Canestrelli), and Piedmont (Baci di Dama), Chiostro di Saronno provides its customers with all the classic flavors, most of which can be found in our online Italian food store along with many other authentic Italian products.

Baci di Dama cookies by Chiostro di Saronno are perfect for gifting as they are brought to you in a beautiful box. They also ideally pair with a cup of cappuccino.

• Ingredient: Wheat Flour, Sugar, Hazelnuts (16%), Chocolate 8%, (Cocoa Paste, Sugar, Cocoa Butter, Emulsifier: Soya Lecithin, Flavorings), Anhydrous Butter and Vanillin Cocoa: a minimum of 70% May contain traces of dried shell fruits and milk
• Product Weight: 3.5 oz (100 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.