Chiostro di Saronno Savoiardi Italian ladyfingers are scrumptious egg-based biscuits made with a classic recipe consisting of three main ingredients - flour, eggs, and sugar.
Ladyfingers, also known as Boudoir or Savoy biscuits, are oval-shaped cookies generally considered a French invention originating in the 15th century at the court of the Duchy of Savoy. At the time, Boudoir biscuits were often gifted to visitors in France and were named “ladyfingers” because of the resemblance to the thin and delicate fingers of a lady. Although they are considered a French pastry, many also consider them to be an Italian biscuit known as Savoiardi. To discover a wide variety of Italian ladyfingers as well as unique biscotti Cantuccini, Baci di Dama, Amaretti, and so much more, check out our selection of Italian cookies!
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.
Savoiardi ladyfingers by Chiostro di Saronno make for a delicious, crunchy, and light way to start off your day like a true Italian. Thanks to their high absorption capacity, these ladyfingers are perfect for dunking in hot coffee, tea, and milk. For the ultimate Italian dessert, incorporate these ladyfingers into making traditional Italian dessert Tiramisu.
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Ingredients: Wheat flour, sugar, eggs, raising agents (ammonium hydrogen carbonate, sodium hydrogen carbonate), glucose syrup, flavorings. Vegetable oils used to oil baking forms only. May contain traces of nuts and milk.
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Product Weight: 1.1 lb (500 g)
- Product of Italy
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