Quadratini

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Quadratini

Type	Wafer
Place of origin	Italy
Main ingredients	Wheat flour, sugar, vegetable oil, cocoa, milk
Cookbook: Quadratini   Media: Quadratini

Quadratini are small, cube-shaped wafer cookies that originate from Italy. These bite-sized treats are known for their crispy texture and rich, creamy fillings. They are produced by the Italian company Loacker, which is renowned for its high-quality confectionery products.

History

Quadratini were first introduced by Loacker in the late 20th century. The company, founded in 1925 by Alfons Loacker, has a long history of producing premium wafers and other confectionery items. The name "Quadratini" is derived from the Italian word "quadro," meaning "square," which reflects the cookie's distinctive shape.

Ingredients

The primary ingredients in Quadratini include:

• Wheat flour
• Sugar
• Vegetable oil
• Cocoa
• Milk

These ingredients are combined to create multiple layers of thin, crispy wafers filled with a variety of flavored creams.

Varieties

Quadratini come in several flavors, including:

• Vanilla
• Chocolate
• Hazelnut
• Coconut
• Lemon
• Tiramisu

Each flavor offers a unique taste experience, making Quadratini a versatile snack for different preferences.

Production

The production process of Quadratini involves baking thin layers of wafer and then sandwiching them with flavored cream fillings. The wafers are then cut into small cubes, resulting in the characteristic shape of Quadratini. This process ensures that each piece has a perfect balance of wafer and cream.

Consumption

Quadratini are enjoyed as a snack or dessert and are often paired with beverages such as coffee, tea, or milk. They are popular for their convenient size and portability, making them a favorite choice for on-the-go snacking.

Nutritional Information

While Quadratini are a delicious treat, they should be consumed in moderation due to their sugar and fat content. The nutritional values can vary depending on the flavor and specific ingredients used.

See also

• Wafer
• Loacker
• Italian cuisine
• Confectionery