DeLallo Krumiri are traditional Italian butter cookies from the Piedmont region of Italy. These iconic Italian cookies are made with a simple recipe of flour, butter, sugar, fresh eggs and a touch of vanilla and honey. They are crisp on the outside with a crumbly center, but best known for their distinct twisted handlebar shape. Enjoy them with morning tea and espresso or with dessert wine as an after-dinner treat.

• Made in Italy.
• Traditional Italian butter cookie.
• Crisp on the outside with a crumbly texture.
• Distinct handlebar shape.
• Morning snack or after-dinner treat.
• Ideal for pairing with hot espresso, coffee or tea.
• Preservative free.
• Non GMO.
• Vegetarian.

Kitchen and Usage Tips:

Krumiri cookies are a sweet biscuit perfect for enjoying with espresso, tea, hot cocoa or coffee. Try them as snack, a breakfast sweet or an after-dinner treat. Think outside of the cookie box and try them crumbled on yogurt or ice cream for a crunchy buttery topping.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are Krumiri cookies?

Krumiri cookies are traditional Italian butter cookies from the Piedmont region of Italy. Crafted with a simple recipe with few ingredients, these cookies are a popular treat to serve with espresso or tea.

What is the history of Krumiri cookies?

It’s said that Krumiri cookies were created in 1878, by Domenico Rossi at Casale Monferrato (his pastry shop). They were made as a tribute to the late King Vittorio Emanuele II. Krumiri cookies are shaped to resemble the king’s handlebar mustache. The original cookies were made with both corn flour, or corn meal, and wheat flour.

What makes Krumiri cookies so special?

Besides their irresistible crunch and buttery-sweet flavor, Krumiri cookies are a popular Italian cookie with a rich history. These traditional Italian butter cookies were made as a tribute to King Vittorio Emanuele II in the shape of his handlebar mustache.