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Terre Di Puglia Mr Tarallino Pomodoro e Origano

Flavorful • Crunchy • Snacky

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1.2 oz

These addictive Italian O-shaped crackers are designed as a crunchy accompaniment to cheese, cold meats, olives and fruits. They’re usually plain, but every now and then a very clever person comes up with a delicious twist on a classic – so these wheat rings from Terre di Puglia break with tradition and add a pop of flavor. These Pomodoro e Origano are doused in sweet tomato and herby oregano for an even more intense, sun-drenched, Mediterranean flavor.

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Ingredients

Ingredients: Wheat Flour, White Wine (Contains Sulfites), High Oleic Sunflower Oil, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Tomato Powder, Oregano, Dried Onion, Basil, Sesame Seeds.

May contain traces of milk, soy, tree nuts. Contains no alcohol.
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I liked these because their consistency kind of reminded me of goldfish crackers. The flavor wasn’t too strong, but could still taste the flavors. They do tend to stick to your teeth a bit though.

Margaret, GLENVIEW, IL

These were absolutely delicious!! Came back here to order more and were shocked by the bad reviews! They are flavorful and lighter than the Flora Taralli typically found in the US!

Michael, JACKSONVILLE, FL

The addictive nature to these are somewhat akin to the addictiveness of sesame sticks. They’re crunchy and have herbal flavor without being too salty. I’d definitely consider buying them again.

Sierra, SPRINGFIELD, IL

I didn’t care for these. Very dry, dog biscuit type texture. And very bland.

Darla, FORSYTH, MO

I was the most excited for these but the flavor was very subtle, and it also gave me cramps. Not a fan.

lauren, CHILLICOTHE, IL

Dry and bland. Cardboard with a terrible aftertaste.

Rebekah, Arlington, TX

They do have a true tomato and oregano flavor. If you are s thick crackers fan then these are for you. They are not bad just an acquired taste.

Shannon, GADSDEN, SC

Definitely not addictive or flavorful. I thought they might be better in some soup. Nope. I ate one by itself and one in soup and threw the rest away.

Pryj, CARYVILLE, TN

Tasteless

Melissa, CAMERON, MO
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