amaretti

/ æməˈrɛtɪ /

plural noun

1. Italian almond biscuits

Word History and Origins

Origin of amaretti¹

C20: from Italian amaro bitter

Example Sentences

Bittersweet chocolate-almond cake with amaretti cookie crumbs.

From New York Times

While possets can contain a variety of ingredients — ranging from ginger to star anise — the Queen actually liked hers quite simply made with just lemon, sugar, cream and Amaretti cookies.

From Salon

The last, a whip of ricotta, mascarpone and cream cheese on a hint of crushed amaretti, glides over the tongue, hitting all the pleasure points.

From Washington Post

At the lovely Ristorante della Posta Russo in nearby Russo, I savored farina bóna ice cream, amaretti and shortbreads, the powder adding a unique, roasted whiff of the past.

From Washington Post

It uses sophisticated flavours like amaretti, as well as British mainstays like jelly and custard.

From BBC