Sperlari Soft Almonds Nougat Candy, Italian Torrone, 250 gr / 8.81 oz

This is an excellent soft nougat with almonds in an 8.81 oz (250 gram) version. It comes in a box that is more than 12 inches long, 2.5 inches wide 1 inch deep. It comes in a green color box from Italy. This same company (Sperlari) also produces a super hard nougat in a smaller red box (150 grams) which I could not even bite. The green box has the description "Tenero alla Mandorla" which according to another reviewer says that it is a soft nougat. This and only this version in the green box is recommended.

This is supposed to be soft nougat. Cannot cut it. It shatters. Tastes off. There was a new label placed over the back of the box with the nutritional facts, new bar code, etc. No expiration date. This bar is I edible. Contacted Amazon Customer Service and will receive a refund. At least I am grateful for that.

My goodness gracious, am I super satisfied and impressed with this candy or what? Italians do torrones way better than Spanish do ( lo siento admitir, España pero es la pura verdad) Even the packaging is a work of art. The soft nougat with 45% more almonds than regular torrone is so deliciouus mixed the hint of orange and the thin wafer makes this torrone a divine candy. Bravo, Sperlari, bravo!

Terrible product, after opening the package, it was dense and hard as a block of wood. Totally inedible, you could lose a tooth trying to bite into it. It’s also ridiculously overpriced. I’d like to return it.

I enjoyed every bite. By the way, remove the paper off the top and bottom. I didn't do that initially because I thought it was edible. I finally checked again on the last piece and it easily removes. Duh!

Not very sweet & rather hard. Stale perhaps? Quite disappointed.

There is nothing bad you could ever say about this product. It is yummy. It's slightly Chew.y

Box and inner wrapping was intact but the nougat was hard as a brick -- couldn't be cut and could hardly be broken. Inedible. I threw it out.