Nina’s Bakery offers cookie platters, decorative boxes and bags of cookies as favors for weddings, dinner parties, showers, open houses, and retirement parties, etc.
A variety of cookies perfect for giving as gifts, sharing at parties or keeping all to yourself! Let us help you fill your cookie needs. We have platters and customized packaging available for all your occasions.
Our Italian Cookie Selection
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Italian “S” Cookie:
Nina’s signature - a delicious cookie with a traditional Italian “S” shape has a flavorful light almond icing and colorful sprinkles. Always a favorite of family and guests! |
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Butter Cookie Dipped in Chocolate and Walnuts:
A pleated butter cookie dipped in Callebaut Dark Chocolate and finely crushed walnuts. |
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Coconut Macaroon:
A moist and soft cookie combining sweet coconut dipped in rich dark callebaut chocolate. Macaroons originated in Italy around 1790 and were first baked by the Carmelite nuns. |
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Chocolate Butter Cookie:
A soft mocha flavored cookie made with real Cabot butter and imported Dutch Cocoa. |
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Sesame Cookie:
A crisp sesame baked cookie rolled in toasted sesame seeds and lightly decorated with splashes of rich dark chocolate. |
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Italian Nutball Cookie:
Traditional Wedding Cookie made with real butter and Southern pecans rolled in confectionary sugar – they will melt in your mouth ... and dust your finger tips! |
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Chocolate Nonpareil:
A rich chocolate coookie made with creamery butter, Imported Dutch Cocoa and topped with traditional chocolate nonpareil. |
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Anise Cookie:
Traditional cake cookie that are glazed with pure anise oil icing and topped with green sprinkles. |
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Lemon Cookie:
Light cake-like cookie flavored with real lemon juice and zest topped with a yellow lemon icing and sprinkles. |
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Vanilla Cookie:
Flavored with pure Madagascar Bourbon vanilla and a hand applied pink vanilla icing. |
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Chocolate Almond Cookie:
A soft chewy cookie made with almond paste has a crisp outside and moist-tender inside and topped with almonds. |
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Raspberry Thumbprint:
A light butter cookie with the addition of finely chopped walnuts and topped with all-natural raspberry preserves. |
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Apricot Thumbprint:
A light butter cookie with the addition of finely chopped walnuts and topped with all-natural apricot preserves. |
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Strawberry Thumbprint:
A light butter cookie with the addition of finely chopped walnuts and topped with all-natural sweet strawberry preserves. |
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Almond Cookie:
A soft and chewy cookie made with almond paste has a crisp baked outside and moist-tender inside and is topped with a bright red maraschino cherry. |
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Strawberry Filled:
Made with real butter for a light and flakey exterior and filled with all-natural sweet strawberry preserves. |
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Raspberry Filled:
Made with real butter for a light and flakey exterior and filled with all-natural sweet raspberry preserves. |
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Chocolate Dipped with Sprinkles :
Made with real butter for a light and flakey exterior, dipped in Callebaut Dark Chocolate and lightly covered in sprinkles. |
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Butter Cookie with Cherry:
A light and tender butter cookie - made with real butter - then baked to perfection and topped with a bright red cherry.
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Rainbow Cookie: Tri-colored
Rainbow cookies or Italian flag cookies are pieces of tricolored marzipan cake. Its inner layers are separated by raspberry jam, and its outer layers are covered with chocolate. The three colors are usually red, yellow, and green, the colors of the flag of Italy, where the pastry was first made. |
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Biscotti – ‘twice baked
Available in Anise, Almond, Triple Chocolate Hazelnut, Cranberry Almond and Chocolate Chip
In Italy the sweeter versions that Americans consider biscotti are starting to be called cookies even if they use the traditional cooking method. The reason biscotti are twice baked is to remove as much moisture as possible, giving them their distinctive hard, dry and crumbly texture. The subtle sweetness of biscotti is from flavors such as anise and almonds. Biscotti are the ideal dunking snack since they are so hard and in Italy the best method is to dunk your biscotti in a local red wine- Enjoy! |
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Cannoli
The Cannoli is the most famous of the Sicilian desserts and can be found in virtually every Italian pasticceria. This dessert is made by filling a hollow pastry shell with sweetened (or fresh) ricotta. Candied fruit and chocolate pieces can be mixed with the filling and the ends are dipped in chopped pistachios. At one time Cannoli were a gift given amongst friends during Carnevale, but have since gained worldwide recognition and numerous delicious variations. |
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In addition to Nina’s traditional cookies, they offer the following specialty desserts ...
Order them today for your next Special Occasion!
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Tiramisu
This famous "pick me up" may have originated in Siena where it was first made for the benefit of Duke Cosimo de Medici. Both the Duke and others liked it so much that it caught on quick and spread along with Italian immigrants to the rest of the world. This story is debated especially in the city of Treviso where they claim the origin of Tiramisu has a seedier past - as an energizing snack for weary prostitutes. Whatever the origins of this delicious treat, Tiramisu just may be the most popular of the Italian desserts and contains lady finger cookies, espresso, liquor, eggs, cocoa and mascarpone cheese. Those familiar with trifle style desserts will recognize the familiar layered texture of tiramisu, with the lady fingers dipped (but not soaked through) in strong espresso creating a delicious final course to any meal! |