Dolcetto is sorta a one trick pony, specializing in a variety of wafer products, starting with classic layered wafer squares filled with chocolate, vanilla, or even "tiramisu", aka, coffee, cream. Slightly more interesting are the wafer rolls, like thin cigars stuffed with chocolate, vanilla, tiramisu, or cappuccino cream. Their final product is "petite wafer bites", in classic chocolate, lemon, or cookies and cream. I tried the wafer bites.
"With just one bite, you'll see why our Dolcetto Wafer Bites are anything but ordinary. Filled with luscious filling, each bite sized wafer cookie offers a unique balance of crisp & creaminess. An artisan baked cookie that's perfect with coffee, tea, hot cocoa, or milk. Amazing with ice cream & yogurt. For something fun and different, try putting them in the freezer for a frozen treat"
Dolcetto means "little sweet one" in Italian, which, pretty much sums up what this product is. Little sweet things. They are enjoyable, probably great alongside a coffee.
"Filled with velvety molten chocolate, each bite-sized cookie offers a unique balance of crisp and creaminess."
I didn't really expect to like this, as I thought they would just be like little cookies, and I'm not really a big cookie person. I figured I'd try one, and hand my package off to Ojan. Spoiler: he didn't get any.
These are hard to describe. The outside reminds me of a waffle cone, and the inside is a soft creamy milk chocolate. Not "molten" as they claim, but certainly "velvety", and really quite good. I loved how satisfying it was to munch on these individual bite size pieces.
So yes, stepping back, they were basically little ice cream cone pieces filled with chocolate. Sorta like what you want the tip of a Drumstick ice cream to be, but, even better.
Speaking of ice cream, the packaging also recommends freezing them. Which, given my comparison with a Drumstick tip, makes total sense, so I quickly froze my next package. I didn't like it as much this way, since the creamy chocolate center was part of the appeal, and, it was no longer creamy once frozen solid.
"Bite-sized chocolate wafer shells that are filled with rich vanilla cream."
These were even better. And very Oreo-eque.
The chocolate shell was crispy, and tasted like an Oreo waffle cone. The filling a creamy vanilla-ish filling. The vanilla was not very intense though. They got a bit sweet for me by the end of the bag, just like, well, Oreos if you have too much of the "stuff".
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| Petite Wafer Bites: Chocolate. |
I didn't really expect to like this, as I thought they would just be like little cookies, and I'm not really a big cookie person. I figured I'd try one, and hand my package off to Ojan. Spoiler: he didn't get any.
These are hard to describe. The outside reminds me of a waffle cone, and the inside is a soft creamy milk chocolate. Not "molten" as they claim, but certainly "velvety", and really quite good. I loved how satisfying it was to munch on these individual bite size pieces.
So yes, stepping back, they were basically little ice cream cone pieces filled with chocolate. Sorta like what you want the tip of a Drumstick ice cream to be, but, even better.
Speaking of ice cream, the packaging also recommends freezing them. Which, given my comparison with a Drumstick tip, makes total sense, so I quickly froze my next package. I didn't like it as much this way, since the creamy chocolate center was part of the appeal, and, it was no longer creamy once frozen solid.
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| Petite Wafer Bites: Cookies & Cream. |
These were even better. And very Oreo-eque.
The chocolate shell was crispy, and tasted like an Oreo waffle cone. The filling a creamy vanilla-ish filling. The vanilla was not very intense though. They got a bit sweet for me by the end of the bag, just like, well, Oreos if you have too much of the "stuff".
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