Nonna's Struffoli

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Nonna's Struffoli

Available in November just in time for the Christmas Holidays!

Celebrate the Holidays with Nonna's Struffoli.  A must at every Italian Christmas party and celebration.

Struffoli, also known as Italian honey balls, are a traditional Neapolitan dessert consisting of small, deep-fried balls of sweet dough. They are typically coated in a warm, sticky honey syrup and decorated with colorful nonpareils.

Net Weight: 16 Oz - 1 Lb

Product of Brooklyn, New York (USA)

These are Struffoli without preservatives and do not have a long shelf life. Once you receive them you can consume them or  freeze them for later consumption. Remove from freezer 1 day before serving and thaw at room temperature..

PS: The struffoli come in a plate which is placed in a plastic domed shell (See photo above). The struffoli and the plate are wrapped with saran wrap so as to keep the struffoli  in place in the plate during transit.

Photos shown are of the actual product.

Apologies if some breakage occurs during shipping.

PS: These Struffoli are baked for Nonna in one of the finest bakeries in Brooklyn, NY.

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Deborah

Loved all 3 products,fast shipping Fig is one of my favorite Christmas cookies and these cookies did not disappoint. Thank you!

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Donna Thepault
Struffoli

Excellent! My Ma used to make them. Bought a batch elsewhere before purchasing from Nonna. Nonna is better by far!

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Phyllis Ferraris
Just like my Noni used to make!

These were absolutely delicious. Reminded me of Christmas Eve at my Grandparents when I was a child. Fast shipping and product was in perfect condition. I will definitely order again.

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Gloria

They were delicious, however they arrived messy , the honey leaked through everything. Maybe you should send honey separately or mail them plain

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William

I gave it as a gift, they were so happy because they would have had to go to the City to buy this.