
Almond Biscotti
Warm roasted almond flavor, a crisp snap, and a clean finish with a light sprinkle of sea salt. Built on a simple Italian base with whole almonds and almond flour. Small-batch, coffee-ready, and never overly sweet.
Almond biscotti are the starting point. Not a trend. Not a seasonal flavor. This is the classic Italian cookie that set the standard for what biscotti should be. Clean roasted almond, a crisp snap, and that familiar aroma the second you open the bag.
I grew up baking almond biscotti with my grandmother on holidays. The smell of toasted almonds and fresh biscotti in the oven still brings me right back. That is why this flavor will always matter to me.
This is the flavor my grandmother baked in our kitchen, and it is the foundation The Biscotti Company was built on.
If you are new to biscotti and want the quick breakdown of what they are (and why they are baked twice), start here: Biscotti Cookies.
The Classic Almond Biscotti
Almond Biscotti should taste warm, nutty, and balanced. You get roasted almond first, then softer notes that feel like amaretto and vanilla. Some people even pick up a light apricot vibe from the almond. The finish is clean, with a small sprinkle of sea salt that sharpens the flavor.
This biscotti is great on its own. Dunked in black coffee, it turns into something else. The almond opens up, the crunch softens just a bit, and it becomes the kind of snack you keep reaching for.
Per serving: 140 cal, 10 g sugar, 3 g protein. It is a simple, satisfying bite that does not feel heavy.
How This Flavor Started Everything
Almond biscotti were always the base recipe in my family. Simple ingredients. Real technique. No shortcuts. After my grandmother passed, I made small changes to bring out more flavor while keeping it crisp and crunchy, like my memories of biting into one fresh from the oven.
When we made our first sales back in 2020, the first two biscotti we ever sold were Almond and Chocolate Almond. Almond was first because it had to be.
I still reach for this one the most. It is the biscotti that proves you do not need a lot of extras when the base is right.
Theresa, customer email
The Customer Who Swore Our Almond Biscotti Were Imported From Italy
I met a customer one morning at the Southampton Farmers Market. She had been buying our Almond Biscotti from a retailer but did not know who made them. When she realized I was the owner, she froze and said:
Southampton Farmers Market customer
Her mother, born and raised in Italy, tried one and immediately complained that she had been “fed cardboard all these years.”
Moments like that remind me why this flavor matters so much.
Almond biscotti connects people to what biscotti used to be.
What Makes Almond Biscotti Special
Mike, customer review
What Is the Difference Between Biscotti and Cookies?
The biggest difference is texture. Biscotti are meant to be crisp and crunchy. Most cookies are soft or chewy. Biscotti are baked twice, which creates that clean snap and makes them perfect for dunking.
That second bake also helps biscotti last longer than most cookies. They are built for coffee, tea, or dessert wine, not just a quick bite and done.
How Are Almond Biscotti Made?
Almond biscotti start as a simple dough made with basic baking ingredients and toasted almonds. The dough is shaped into a loaf and baked. Then it is sliced into individual cookies and baked again. That double-bake is what gives biscotti their signature crunch.
If you want a full at-home recipe, see our Best Biscotti Recipe.
How to Enjoy Almond Biscotti
☕ Coffee Dunk
One quick dunk in espresso or black coffee brings out warmer, softer notes alongside the almond.
🍵 Tea Pairing
Perfect with black tea or herbal tea when you want something clean, crisp, and not too sweet.
🍨 Dessert Crunch
Crush over vanilla gelato or ice cream for a simple almond crunch finish.
Do People Enjoy Eating Almond Biscotti?
Yes. People love almond biscotti because it feels familiar. It is comforting, it is not overly sweet, and it turns coffee time into a little ritual. It is the kind of treat that works for every generation.
If almonds are not your thing, you have options. Start with all biscotti flavors and pick what fits your taste.
Featured in Best Biscotti Flavors (2025)
Almond Biscotti is a true classic and it is part of our Best Biscotti Flavors (2025) guide. If you want a starting point for the whole lineup, that list makes it easy.
Bundles and Best Next Steps
If Almond is your go-to, order the classic bag and keep it in the house. If you want a gift-ready bundle (or you want more variety in your biscotti drawer), add a bundle to your order.
Where to Buy Almond Biscotti Cookies
The easiest way is to order here: Almond Biscotti product page. You can also find us in select stores across the Northeast.
A Little Moment of Nostalgia
Almond Biscotti are not just for parents and grandparents. Every generation loves a clean, classic almond cookie. Brew coffee or tea, sit down for a minute, and enjoy that crisp snap. It is a small moment that makes the day better.
Almond Biscotti also make an easy gift. It is the safe choice that still feels special.
Explore More
Start with the basics in our Biscotti Guide, then keep exploring:
Biscotti Cookies if you want the quick “what is biscotti” answer.
Biscotti and Coffee Pairings for your best dunk.
Biscotti Nutrition Facts for calories, sugar, and serving info.
Best Biscotti Flavors (2025) to see the full ranking.
Frequently Asked Questions
Warm roasted almond flavor with gentle sweetness, a crisp snap, and a clean finish with a light sprinkle of sea salt. Some people pick up notes that feel like amaretto and a light apricot vibe.
What are the calories, sugar, and protein per serving?
Per serving: 140 cal, 10 g sugar, 3 g protein.
Are your Almond Biscotti dairy-free?
Yes. Our classic Almond Biscotti are dairy-free.
Is it very sweet?
No. It is balanced and almond-forward, not sugary.
What is the difference between biscotti and cookies?
Biscotti are baked twice, which makes them crisp and crunchy with a clean snap. Most cookies are soft or chewy. Biscotti are also great for dunking in coffee or tea.
Are these very hard?
Biscotti are traditionally baked twice for a crisp snap. For the best bite, dunk in coffee, espresso, milk, or tea to soften them slightly.
Should I freeze biscotti?
No. Our biscotti should never be frozen. Once opened, store in an airtight container and enjoy within a week for best texture.
How should I store biscotti?
Unopened bags keep for six months from the production date printed on the bottom of the bag. Once opened, store in an airtight container and enjoy within a week for best texture.
What is your shipping policy?
$5 flat fee shipping nationwide. Free shipping on orders over $50 after coupons. Orders typically ship in 1 business day. Typical transit times are 3 days East Coast, 5 days Central, and 7 days West Coast.
Where can I buy Almond Biscotti?
Order online on the Almond Biscotti product page. You can also find us in select stores across the Northeast.
Where can I find the exact ingredients?
For the most accurate ingredient list, please refer to the Almond Biscotti product page.
