Here’s Where to Buy Your Italian Christmas Desserts in Westchester
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The season for Italian delights like panettone, struffoli, torrone, cookies, and cakes is here for the holidays in Westchester County.
From dessert-style bread and honey-dipped fried dough to traditional cookies, cakes, and nougat candy, Italians know how to indulge on Christmas. And, since it only comes once a year, it’s probably okay if you do, too. With that in mind, here’s where to find those Italian desserts that, for many, make Christmas feel and taste like Christmas.
Struffoli
For holiday revelers with a weakness for sugary fried food: Behold struffoli. Sweet dough rolled into balls the size of marbles, deep-fried, slathered in honey, sprinkled with nonpareils, and piled high this is the dessert that shouts, “
Posted On Thu, December 10, 2020 By Devin Gannon In Features, Upstate Posted On Thu, December 10, 2020 By Devin Gannon In Features, Upstate
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