Pastry Coffee & Chocolate

The Classic version is the one that made history is a blend of five different dark chocolate, cocoa powder and a drop of milk cream. Without eggs, butter or flour. Three simple components for a large soft and creamy chocolate, with an intense and persistent taste, to be enjoyed at room temperature to capture all the immediacy and goodness of its ingredients. Excellent if accompanied with pears caramelized in a pan with red wine, a little sugar and spices, a sprig of whipped cream or an almond biscuit.
They are vacuum packed to keep their fragrance and goodness for months.
They must be kept at a controlled temperature (+ 2 / + 4 ° C) and leave them at room temperature a little before consuming them to better appreciate the enveloping flavors of these wonderful cakes.

 

Pistocchi family has been working together in their Florentine laboratory for 30 years. They make everything by hand and by mixing up to seven different types of fine chocolates. "Cioccoriso" is created with a very fine white artisan chocolate. A sweet treat for both adults and children, light and delicious.

100% Arabica coffee 20 capsules compatible with Nespresso machines, enclosed each one in a single dose bag and just opened...an explosion of real Arabica aromas!
 

The Tuscan delights with figs and walnuts fruit are instant on their own or paired with a classic sweet wine of our tradition such as Vin Santo or a Moscadello. Excellent to try with a fortified wine like Spinello: a true display of flavours.

Biscuits with hazelnuts and candied orange peel. Marabisssi, 60 years of history, passion, and sweetness.

The recipe of Brigidino di Lamporecchio is simple, made up of only four ingredients: eggs, wheat flour, sugar, and anise. It has a characteristic round shape, with irregular edges, golden yellow color, and in the center, it is stamped with a stylized flower, the one found in the ancient molds with which it was originally produced.

Excellent of a good Vinsanto, typical Tuscan sweet wine, dipped in chocolate or with ice cream or simply as a tasty snack. Its classic version is that Anise-flavored one.

Cavallucci biscuits are typical Tuscan specialties made with a very consistent dough flavored with spices and enriched with nuts. Sweets of ancient origins, already widespread in the time of Lorenzo il Magnifico with the name of “Biriquocoli”, are prepared to be preserved for a long time. Typical ingredients are honey and more recently sugar, flour, nuts, spices, and refined candied fruit. Later they took the name of Cavallucci.