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Excelsior Cookies

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Sicilian Food Culture
Excelsior Cookies
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The “Excelsior cookies” are dessert biscuits typical of the Sicilian tradition. They are a dessert that is consumed on any occasion of conviviality. Excelsior cookies are also called “dolci da riposto”, meaning the cupboard closet where traditionally sweet foods were also kept because they resisted longer. These delicious sweets are made of a simple shortbread without eggs and a filling made from almond flour.
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