Orange

Love the flavor and texture. They aren’t hard like most biscotti; more like a fully baked cookie. The orange flavor is fresh, not artificial. They are small, about a third of the length of a Nonni’s biscotti. I dip them in coffee just a bit. I’ve since ordered two more large boxes. I prefer resealable packaging, otherwise I might eat them all in one sitting!

I hadn't been able to find orange biscotti in a decade, which I once was able to buy in New York stores like Zabar's (imported from Italy under another brand). Gusta is good. (The competition used orange peel but it wasn't candied.) Preferably, the less sugar the better, so I'd prefer that the orange peel not be candied. Still, I was pleased with Gusta's version. Keep up the good baking!

It was good. Just needed to be a little bit bigger.

I am a big biscotti fan and have tried every brand that looks good online. There are the best - both orange and chocolate,

Item was expired and out of date when I received it. Item tasted stale.

I really wanted this biscotti from Italy to be tasty and fresh. I guess the trip across the Atlantic caused them to lose the flavors, gave it the cardboard consistency & crumbled the cookies pretty bad. If it would have arrived as I expected, the cost would have been acceptable….. however, as arrived, It was just a really expensive (stale, mostly tasteless box of crumbled & broken pieces. Jon

These are amazing. A friend of mine tasted them and immediately commented that these must be from Italy, their flavor is too distinctive to not be. This flavor is outstanding. A bit pricy and worth it!

I like the crispy ness, not break your front teeth texture, and they don't dissolve in your drink immediately. New orange goes nice with fruit forward white teas.