Anisette toast recipe

Anisette toast is a biscotti-like cookie that's lighter and softer in texture than the traditional Italian version. Delicious with coffee or anytime!

My anisette toasts are light and airy with a subtle crunch on the outside. No oil or butter is used making these a guiltless pleasure to enjoy for snacking.

Anisette Toast instantly Transport Me back to the Village in Tuscany where I First Tasted Them. They Are Light and Crunchy and They Contain a Secret...

Anisette toast is a biscotti-like cookie that's lighter and softer in texture than the traditional Italian version. Delicious with coffee or anytime!

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Okay these cookies are quite possibly the most delicious, moist, pillows of sweet goodness you'll ever eat. Seriously, one bite and you're hooked... so take a glass, fill it with milk and without a doubt you'll be eating more than you even thought possible. Whenever there is a lack of sweets in the house, (we are a sweets family, so it is a problem at times) my Mamma will whip out a few simple ingredients and begin to make these heavenly cookies. The aroma of anise will soon dance it's ways…