Butter Cookies - Assorted Varieties - 16 oz
Flora Assorted Butter Cookies bring together a charming variety of classic butter cookies with different shapes, toppings, and textures for a more complete Italian-style cookie assortment. Each cookie offers a rich buttery flavor and a delicate bite, with some varieties adding chocolate, fruit centers, or colorful sprinkles for extra sweetness and visual appeal. The mix creates a balanced assortment that feels festive, versatile, and easy to share. Ideal for serving with coffee, tea, or espresso, or for placing on a dessert tray when entertaining, these cookies deliver old-world bakery character with a playful touch. They make everyday snacking feel a little more special while offering something for every taste.
Butter Cookies - Assorted Varieties - 16 oz
Imported from Italy
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The Butter Cookie as Foundation
Every variety in this tray is built on the same quality butter cookie base: light, crumbly, and genuinely buttery without being greasy or heavy. That consistent foundation is what makes the assortment work as a whole rather than feeling like unrelated cookies thrown together. The toppings and fillings add personality; the base provides the quality.
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Color That Earns Its Place
The sprinkle-covered and red-glazed cookies in this assortment are not just visual fillers. The sprinkle cookies carry a slightly sweeter, more festive character that plays well against the plainer varieties, and the red-glazed ridged cookies add a bold color contrast that makes the whole tray more visually interesting on a table. A good assortment looks as good as it tastes.
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Made for Sharing
A tray this varied earns its place at birthday tables, holiday spreads, afternoon gatherings, and school events equally well. The assortment format removes any single-cookie monotony and keeps the plate looking full and inviting even as it empties. Flora's Butter Cookie tray is the kind of thing guests reach for without being offered.
