Biscotti Nutrition Facts, Calories, and Serving Sizes

Biscotti nutrition facts guide by The Biscotti Company
Biscotti Nutrition Guide

Biscotti Nutrition Facts: Calories, Sugar & Serving Sizes

Compare current nutrition information for ten The Biscotti Company flavors using the serving sizes printed on the product labels.

10 flavorsCalories + sugar + proteinLabel-based values

If you are looking for biscotti nutrition facts, the most important place to start is the serving size. Our current labels use a serving of 2 biscotti, with the serving weight varying slightly by flavor.

Source of truth: The values below come from the current The Biscotti Company Nutrition Facts labels. Always use the label on the bag in your hand as the final authority, especially if packaging has been updated.

Nutrition by flavor

This table gives you the quickest comparison across the current core and premium biscotti lineup.

Flavor Serving size Calories Total sugar Protein
Almond Biscotti 2 biscotti (33 g) 140 10 g 3 g
Chocolate Almond Biscotti 2 biscotti (33 g) 140 12 g 3 g
Dark Chocolate & Orange Almond Biscotti 2 biscotti (33 g) 150 11 g 3 g
Cranberry Pistachio Biscotti 2 biscotti (33 g) 140 13 g 3 g
Double Chocolate Biscotti 2 biscotti (33 g) 130 10 g 3 g
Anise Biscotti 2 biscotti (34 g) 130 11 g 3 g
Cherry Chocolate Biscotti 2 biscotti (34 g) 140 14 g 2 g
Blueberry Lemon Biscotti 2 biscotti (33 g) 140 15 g 3 g
Chocolate Pecan & Salted Caramel Biscotti 2 biscotti (34 g) 160 16 g 3 g
Chocolate Hazelnut Espresso Biscotti 2 biscotti (34 g) 140 16 g 2 g

Nutrition values are per labeled serving. Exact ingredients, allergens, full macronutrients and Daily Values are printed on each package.

Which biscotti have the least sugar?

11–13 g per serving

Anise, Dark Chocolate & Orange Almond, Chocolate Almond, and Cranberry Pistachio.

14–15 g per serving

Cherry Chocolate and Blueberry Lemon.

16 g per serving

Chocolate Pecan & Salted Caramel and Chocolate Hazelnut Espresso.

Important: “Lower sugar” here only compares The Biscotti Company flavors with one another. It does not mean sugar-free or make a health claim.

How many calories are in biscotti?

Across the ten flavors listed above, the current labels range from 130 to 160 calories per serving of 2 biscotti. For a page focused specifically on calorie questions, including calories per piece, read How Many Calories Are in a Biscotti?.

Why the numbers vary by flavor

Serving weight

Most labels use either 33 g or 34 g for a two-biscotti serving.

Chocolate and caramel

Chocolate pieces, caramel and other sweet mix-ins can change both calories and total sugar.

Fruit

Dried fruit can contribute naturally occurring sugar in addition to added sugar in the recipe.

Nuts

Almonds, pistachios, pecans and hazelnuts change the fat, protein and calorie profile of each flavor.

How to read the Nutrition Facts label

Start with serving size, then compare calories and nutrients using the same serving basis. Total Sugars and Added Sugars are not the same thing: Total Sugars includes all sugar in the serving, while Added Sugars identifies the amount added during production.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the serving size for The Biscotti Company biscotti?

The current labels use a serving size of 2 biscotti. Depending on the flavor, that serving weighs 33 g or 34 g.

How many calories are in a serving of biscotti?

The ten flavors on this page range from 130 to 160 calories per two-biscotti serving.

Which flavors have the least sugar?

Almond and Double Chocolate are the lowest in the current lineup shown here at 10 g total sugar per serving.

Where can I find the complete Nutrition Facts panel?

The official panel is printed on every bag. Use the package label as the final source for total fat, saturated fat, sodium, carbohydrates, fiber, added sugars, vitamins and minerals.

Where can I compare ingredients and allergens?

Each individual product page lists ingredients and allergen information. Always check the physical package when making decisions related to allergies or dietary restrictions.

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