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Ferrara Torrone Wedge
Price: $5.99

4.4 oz.
Ferrara Chocolate Covered Torrone Wedge
Price: $5.99

4.4 oz. Chocolate covered torrone with a hint of coffee.
La Florentine Almond Torrone Bar
Price: $5.99

5.28 oz. La Florentine Almond Torrone Bar
La Florentine Caffe Torrone Bar
Price: $5.99

5.28 oz La Florentine Caffe Torrone Bar
La Florentine Chocolate Covered Torrone Bar
Price: $5.99

5.28 oz. La Florentine Chocolate Covered Torrone Bar
La Florentine Almond Bar
Price: $5.99

5.25 oz. Candied Almond bar from La Florentine
La Florentine Pistachio Torrone Bar
Price: $6.49

5.28 oz La Flourentine Pistachio Torrone Bar
La Florentine Torrone Candy

1 carton of 18 individually wrapped pieces!  3 flavors of torrone (Vanilla, Orange & Lemon)- La Florentine Torrone Nougat Candy. Fresh toasted almonds, sugar and honey embraced by a whisper-thin wafer. This delectable treat was commissioned by a nobel Italian family in 1441 to commemorate the marriage of their daughter. Centuries later, Torrone has become a favorite of candy lovers worldwide; everyday people with aristocratic taste.
Ferrara Hard Torrone Block
Price: $11.99

12 oz.
Pegamena Supremo Hard Torrone
Price: $23.49

300g (10.58oz) 40% Almonds
   
 
Thank you for your interest in purchasing torrone from GourmetItalian.com.  Our torrone is imported from Italy.  Our christmas torrone is imported specifically for that holiday season.  Other torrone such as La Florentine torrone or Bellino torrone, is produced and stocked all year.  The flavors of torrone range from almond, pistachio, traditional, chocolate, cafe or coffee, hard and soft.  

Torrone, otherwise known as Italian nougat, is a confection made from honey, well-whipped egg whites, vanilla, and walnuts or almonds; it's an ancient sweet that requires considerable skill and care to make well.
At a wedding celebration in Cremona, Italy in 1441, a delicious sweet made of nuts, honey and egg whites was featured. It was fashioned in the shape of the famous tower of Cremona known as "Torrione" ... hence the name Torrone.

For other Christmas holiday gift ideas, visit our imported Italian Panettone