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Coccoi Prena Fatti a Mano 500g La Sardegna
Coccoi Prena Fatti a Mano 500g La Sardegna

Handmade Seadas Conf. 4 pezzi 320g La Sardegna

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Her majesty the Seadas, the Sardinain sweet par excellence. A fresh pasta puff that encloses a cheese filling kneaded with lemon zest. This product has to be fried and once served garnished with plenty of honey or sugar. Ideal when paired with a muscat spumante wine. 

This typical Sardinian speciality is the result of the history and experience of the Usai family, native of Jerzu, a small town in the heart of the Ogliastra territory.

After their relocation in Lombardy, “La Sardegna” company kept its most authentic recipe of the Sardinian tradition, carrying on producing with the same passion in its artisanal laboratory this treat for the palate.

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