Italian cookies for Thanksgiving - where to get a tray for 25? Alexandria area

[Anonymous]

Where can one get a tray of Italian cookies (for 25, around 50 cookies) in the Alexandria area?

[Anonymous]

The Mediterranean bakery on picket st

[Anonymous]

Did you try the Italian Store? Vace Deli but that’s Bethesda or DC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did you try the Italian Store? Vace Deli but that’s Bethesda or DC.

Italian Store cookies have no taste and they are ridiculously overpriced. Could you possibly make a trip to Baltimore? DC doesn’t have real Italian bakeries.

[Anonymous]

It looks like Vaccaro’s Pastry Shop in Baltimore may ship their products.

[Anonymous]

Gross. Why do people like Italian cookies?

Cookies are one area America totally dominated the rest of the world.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did you try the Italian Store? Vace Deli but that’s Bethesda or DC.

Italian Store cookies have no taste and they are ridiculously overpriced. Could you possibly make a trip to Baltimore? DC doesn’t have real Italian bakeries.

It’s not the bakery that’s the problem, it’s the cookies themselves. They look pretty but they are so bad. Italians to not excel in cookies.

[Anonymous]

Your tastes may vary, but BJ’s gets Italian cookie trays in from a bakery on Long Island and they are pretty damn good. They don’t have the little multicolored cakes, but they have the rest of the traditional ones.

https://www.bjs.com/product/ruggeros-italian-cookie-tray--2-lbs/3000000000004162247

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Gross. Why do people like Italian cookies?

Cookies are one area America totally dominated the rest of the world.

If somebody wants Italian cookies, it’s because they want Italian cookies. They know what they’re gonna get. Not everyone wants a squidgy sugar bomb with their after dinner coffee.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gross. Why do people like Italian cookies?

Cookies are one area America totally dominated the rest of the world.

If somebody wants Italian cookies, it’s because they want Italian cookies. They know what they’re gonna get. Not everyone wants a squidgy sugar bomb with their after dinner coffee.

Some cookies aren’t even worth the calories.

[Anonymous]

wegmans has them usually out in smaller trays but you might be able to order a larger tray from their bakery

[Anonymous]

Not a tray, but A Litteris in NE DC sells boxes of Brooklyn Delights Italian cookies. They're "imported" from NY sooo.... A box of something like 10 cookies can cost anywhere between $16-20 though. I've seen cannoli cookies, lemon something cookies, rainbow sandwich cookies, and a couple other options. Buy a few boxes and put them on a try and lo and behond - you have your tray!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It looks like Vaccaro’s Pastry Shop in Baltimore may ship their products.

Just ship from ferrara bakery via costco

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It looks like Vaccaro’s Pastry Shop in Baltimore may ship their products.

Just ship from ferrara bakery via costco

https://www.costco.com/ferrara's-bakery-rainbow-cookies-1.5-lb.product.100722721.html

[Anonymous]

I’d just go to Heidelberg Bakery (I know, Herman, but their cookies are similar) in Arlington - good service, fresh, and not super sweet.