What is the name of this cookie?
Italian cookie, tastes like frangelico, comes individually wrapped, in a tin can. It’s kind of pouffy and crumbly (and delicious)
it’s driving me nuts I can’t think of it and google is coming up with everything but the one I want!
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In the red square can, right? Some kind of ameretti perhaps. I’ll see if I can find an old can of them.
I knew them as Ameretti cookies. I’ll see if I can remember the brand.
I think they are Amaretti cookies
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YES! thank you it’s Amaretti (I kept thinking of frangelico so nothing was coming up with google!)
Thank you thank you thank you! (and thank you for the linke for buying them!)
Speaking for all of us, you’re most welcome, @jjonas. Save a few for us.
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