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Taralli with Onions and Raisins

Not all taralli are created equal. I Contadini's Taralli with Onion and Raisins are made with Senatore Cappelli ancient grain semolina - a rare, stone-ground durum wheat variety cultivated entirely within Italy's own supply chain - giving them an extraordinarily crumbly, rustic texture that sets them apart from anything you will find on a supermarket shelf. The combination of sweet sultanina raisins and savory onion is a classic of the Pugliese peasant tradition, a recipe passed down through the I Contadini family from their grandmothers' kitchens. Each bite carries the aroma of the countryside - honest, deeply flavorful, and completely addictive. Serve alongside cheese, cured meats, or a glass of wine. Or simply eat them straight from the bag, which is what always happens anyway.

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INGREDIENTS: Durum wheat semolina Senatore Cappelli 32%, Soft wheat flour type "0", White wine, Sunflower seed oil, Sultana raisins 6%, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Onion 1%, Salt.

Contains Wheat. It may contain eggs, milk, tree nuts, peanuts, sesame, soy.
Made in Italy GMO Free

Not all taralli are created equal. I Contadini's Taralli with Onion and Raisins are made with Senatore Cappelli ancient grain semolina - a rare, stone-ground durum wheat variety cultivated entirely within Italy's own supply chain - giving them an extraordinarily crumbly, rustic texture that sets them apart from anything you will find on a supermarket shelf. The combination of sweet sultanina raisins and savory onion is a classic of the Pugliese peasant tradition, a recipe passed down through the I Contadini family from their grandmothers' kitchens. Each bite carries the aroma of the countryside - honest, deeply flavorful, and completely addictive. Serve alongside cheese, cured meats, or a glass of wine. Or simply eat them straight from the bag, which is what always happens anyway.

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