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Small biscotti bites from Seattle Coffee Fest
Does anybody have the name of the vendor that was sampling small biscotti bites - lemon I think - at the CoffeeFest? They were at the end near the entrance and had the biscotti in a big bowl....I'd like to see about ordering these for my shop and I've lost the information.
If not - how about leads some wonderful and unique biscotti that can be shipped.
Thanks!
If not - how about leads some wonderful and unique biscotti that can be shipped.
Thanks!
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Permalink Reply by Ron Ingber on -
We have been very happy with Be-Bop Biscotti, from Di Lusso
http://www.be-bopbiscotti.com/Biscotti/Be_Bop_Biscotti/
This is the retail site, contact them for wholesale information and pricing.
888 545 7487
They wholesale and ship all over.
Ron, the Country Guy
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Permalink Reply by Patty Meier on
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Thanks for the lead!
Ron Ingber said:We have been very happy with Be-Bop Biscotti, from Di Lusso
http://www.be-bopbiscotti.com/Biscotti/Be_Bop_Biscotti/
This is the retail site, contact them for wholesale information and pricing.
888 545 7487
They wholesale and ship all over.
Ron, the Country Guy
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