What desserts do they eat in Italy?

Answer 1

This is an Italian dessert recipe. Croccante (Makes about 1 pound) 1 cup sugar 1 TB.light corn syrup 1-1/2 cups whole or slivered blanched almonds, toasted Butter a baking sheet and set it aside on a heat-protected surface. Combine the sugar and corn syrup in a wide, shallow pan. With a metal spoon, stir continuously until the mixture looks like wet sand. Set the pan over low heat and allow the mixture to melt and caramelize. Stir the mixture occasionally. When the sugar is a clear amber color, remove the pan from the heat. Quickly stir in the almonds. Pour the hot croccante on the prepared baking sheet and spread it out with a spoon. Allow the croccante to cool and harden. After the croccante has cooled, break it into coarse pieces. Store croccante in a container in a cool, dry place.

Answer 2

Italians eat gelato. Gelato is an ice cream. Google gelato:P

They often eat fruit and cheese for dessert. Another classic Italian dessert is cannoli, a pastry filled with sweetened ricotta cheese. Also tiramisu, a coffee flavored mousse type dessert.

Answer 3

Tiramisu which means "pick me up"cake is a well known Italian dessert. It consists of layers of dipped ladyfingers (cookies)which are dipped in coffee and a little bit of liquor.A mascarpone cream is made,(type of Italian cheese)is spread above each layer. Also gelato which is a lot thicker and a lot better in my opinion than regular ice cream.I hope that helps.=)

Answer 4

Italians have quite an array of sweet desserts. Here's a partial list:

• Tiramasu
• Cannoli
• Panetonne
• Biscotti
• Zappole
• Pizzelles

Answer 5

One Italian dessert is biscotti. Biscotti is a crunchy Italian cookie.

Tiramisu is also a popular dessert. It's a coffee flavored triffle-like dessert.

Answer 6

There are so many delicious Italian deserts that can be made. To name a few: ameretti, biscotti, connoli, colomba and frappe. One could find Italian desert books at the local library.

Answer 7

Gelato, Tiramisu, Biscotti, etc.

Answer 8

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