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Cakes, biscuits and desserts.

MissBoots | 07:06 Fri 04th Sep 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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21. Once cream of Italian Society (8).
Any ideas gratefully received - thank you.

Oldham Cats Colourful Films.

RT 37

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rogerr

Amoretti biscuits?

rogerr

Amoretti ?

MissBoots

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Thank you very much rogerr - can you explain why this is the answer? Many thanks for replying.

rogerr

Hi, I don't know that it is the answer but I found a Moretti family (Italian) and I thought A for once.

grasscarp

The biscuits are called Amaretti

rogerr

I checked on google and they can be spelled both ways.

puzzled-phil

Bourbons

grasscarp

OK Roger, I put this because we have a lot of them and the tins always say Amaretti on them, which means bitter. Amare is for bitter, Amore is love.

MissBoots

Question Author

Thanks again rogerr for taking the time to explain, and also grasscarp. Having checked info. I think puzzled-phil might have cracked it - so thanks alot!

rogerr

I think bourbons is right too--when I first checked, google said they were a French family so I thought it couldn't be right. Hey ho ;o))
Grasscarp--Your spelling is the most usual one.

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