Treasures of Apulia

Tesori d’Apulia – Tarallini from Trani in Apulia

Tesori d’Apulia produces Taralli and Tarallini in Trani, Apulia. The brand stands for crunchy Italian savory biscuits made according to Apulian tradition and offers its Tarallini in both classic and flavored varieties.

At La Bottega del Caffè, you can currently find Gusto Classico, Semi di Finocchio (fennel seed), and Peperoncino in various pack sizes.

Discover Tesori d’Apulia Tarallini

Tarallini Gusto Classico – 200 g

The classic version with white wine and olive oil. Savory, crunchy, and versatile—perfect with antipasti, cheese, salumi, or simply as a snack.

Tarallini Gusto Classico – 400 g

The classic recipe in a larger 400 g bag—ideal for sharing, aperitivo gatherings, or if you enjoy Tarallini regularly.

Tarallini ai Semi di Finocchio – 200 g

Crunchy Tarallini with aromatic fennel seeds. The note of fennel pairs particularly well with wine, cheese, and Mediterranean antipasti.

Tarallini ai Semi di Finocchio – 400 g

The fennel variety in a larger 400 g format for family, guests, or regular aperitivo moments.

Tarallini al Peperoncino – 200 g

With 0.5% chili for a pleasantly spicy note. Especially suitable with bold cheeses, salumi, olives, dips, or a glass of beer or wine.

What are Tarallini?

Tarallini are the smaller version of the well-known Apulian Taralli: ring-shaped, savory biscuits with a crunchy texture. Tesori d’Apulia describes its Tarallini as a dedicated product line with a selection of classic and flavored options.

Ideal for the Aperitivo

Tarallini can be served straight from the pack and are an uncomplicated addition to olives, cheese, salumi, pickled vegetables, and other antipasti. They also serve as a crunchy alternative in a bread basket.

Tesori d’Apulia from Trani

Tesori d’Apulia Srl is based in Trani, in the province of Barletta-Andria-Trani, Apulia. The company is dedicated to the production of Taralli and Tarallini with a focus on regional Apulian baking traditions.

You can find more products of this kind in our general Tarallini Collection and under savory specialties.

Frequently asked questions about Tesori d’Apulia

Where does Tesori d’Apulia come from?

The company is based in Trani in Apulia, Southern Italy.

What is the difference between Taralli and Tarallini?

Tarallini are smaller than classic Taralli and are offered as a handy, crunchy snack variety.

Which varieties are available at La Bottega del Caffè?

We currently stock Gusto Classico, Semi di Finocchio, and Peperoncino.

Which size should I choose?

200 g is good for trying them out and for smaller households. The 400 g bags are practical for sharing or for regular enjoyment.

Do the Tarallini contain gluten?

Yes. All variants offered here are made with wheat flour.

Do the Tarallini contain sulfites?

Yes. The white wine used in the recipe contains sulfites.

Can I order Tesori d’Apulia in Switzerland?

Yes. You can order Tesori d’Apulia online in Switzerland at La Bottega del Caffè.