I think they’re “Tarallini”, yep they’re from Italy, I think from south of Italy (here in Puglia are traditional, but maybe in other regions too).
QueenOfTheClouds01
I’m Italian and I’ve never seen that brand here
gipippo
Never seen this particular brand but the type of snack per se yes
Serial_Thrillerr
Uzbekistan or Russian – Trademark is owned by “**Obshchestvo s ogranichennoy otvetstvennostyu KDV Yashkino”**
SeriousVillage4730
I’ve never seen this particular brand in Italy, but they’re definitely “Tarallini” and they’re from Apulia (an Italian region).
evoc2911
No
Turnbeutelvergesser
Of course! Original Italian products can always be recognized by the Cyrillic letters
alwaysbetterthetruth
No
doubleohsergles
The writing is in russian. No added sugar, no yeast, no palm oil.
idxntity
Check the back label
-Liriel-
I don’t recognize the brand but they do look like Taralli
baraxl919
Fake. Italian flag is there just to sell the product. It’s far from italian taste
Nessuuno_2000
NO!!!!!! non sono Italiani!! Those taralli are not made in Italy!!
FoxMan91
I think it’s an Italian Sounding product. Never seen that brand around. But tarallini are a real Italian product from Puglia
VestalOfCthulhu
Italian here. They look like tarallini, made by a non Italian company. moreover, this is not a typical flavour, I’ve never seen it around here. However that doesn’t mean that they can’t be good or high quality, can you give us a feedback on that? Just curious
GHoldenBoy
No
sullanaveconilcane
I found it on USA Amazon website (can’t find it in the Italian one) MADE IN RUSSIA
MyLastHopeReddit
I’ve never seen or heard of it in Italy, but sometimes it happens that certain products are actually produced in one country but only sold abroad… You should check the label, although I don’t know if the laws in your country require transparency regarding the origin.
Mitridate101
[KDV GROUP](https://kdv-group.com/en/brand/59) is a Russian company who own this brand among others including CALVÉ which was an Italian mayonnaise when I was a kid .
Traditional-Owl-6997
Never seen brand in italy, they are called Taralli from apulia
Art_Anna
These snacks produced in Russia, but were invented in Italy, Puglia or Southern Italy
naplesball
if those things are Italian then I am the daughter of Getty Scotti and Antonella Clerici
rgianc
No
cenaluc
Type of bread is from Italy but they never comes with garlic flavor. Only regular or spicy with peperoncino from my experience
Leromer
Mai visti. Poi sta cosa dell’aglio è italoamericana secondo me, ma sono toscano noi manco lo saliamo il pane.
Never seen those here. This garlic flavor thing then, I think it’s more a italoamerican taste, but hey I’ from Tuscany and here we don’t even put salt in the bread dough.
Correx96
Nina Farina is a brand under the KDV Group. It’s a Russia-based company. The tarallini are an Italian typical product, but this particular product is not made in Italy.
Ronin-s_Spirit
Yes. At least concept wise.
omalleosimpalao
No, but they look the same so I think they are good
Successful-Bar2579
Tarallini 👍
Historical-Bench-976
echoing other comments here, they are authentic italian snacks in being Tarallini. We have them everywhere, from bars to vending machines
TheseHeron3820
Of course. Everyone knows Italians write in Cyrillic.
MrFantasiy
Si, comrade.
Ecran54
The tarallo is Italian as a recipe, let’s say, but on the package there are Cyrillic writings. I don’t think this package at least comes from Italy
EternallyFascinated
Um – it’s in Russian?
ModernManuh_
Yes but looks a bit odd, maybe it’s just the lighting and packaging. Looks like tarallucci (or tarallini)
Lanky_Airport
no, i’ve never seen fried garlic in Italy
Old_Assistance8149
KDV group in a russian brand.
Nothing about italian
NewGear9880
To see if it is Italian just read the origin, but never seen in Italy! 🤭🤭🤭
Ok-Palpitation-5010
Taralli from puglia, usually with wild fennel or onion, with garlic is more an east european thing than italian
Durton24
Здравствуйте, I’m italian and I’ve been in Russia several times. I tried this particular brand and the taste is similar to traditional “Taralli” from italy but way more blend and definitely not the best “Taralli” I have tried ))
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I think they’re “Tarallini”, yep they’re from Italy, I think from south of Italy (here in Puglia are traditional, but maybe in other regions too).
I’m Italian and I’ve never seen that brand here
Never seen this particular brand but the type of snack per se yes
Uzbekistan or Russian – Trademark is owned by “**Obshchestvo s ogranichennoy otvetstvennostyu KDV Yashkino”**
I’ve never seen this particular brand in Italy, but they’re definitely “Tarallini” and they’re from Apulia (an Italian region).
No
Of course! Original Italian products can always be recognized by the Cyrillic letters
No
The writing is in russian. No added sugar, no yeast, no palm oil.
Check the back label
I don’t recognize the brand but they do look like Taralli
Fake. Italian flag is there just to sell the product. It’s far from italian taste
NO!!!!!! non sono Italiani!! Those taralli are not made in Italy!!
I think it’s an Italian Sounding product. Never seen that brand around. But tarallini are a real Italian product from Puglia
Italian here. They look like tarallini, made by a non Italian company. moreover, this is not a typical flavour, I’ve never seen it around here. However that doesn’t mean that they can’t be good or high quality, can you give us a feedback on that? Just curious
No
I found it on USA Amazon website (can’t find it in the Italian one) MADE IN RUSSIA
I’ve never seen or heard of it in Italy, but sometimes it happens that certain products are actually produced in one country but only sold abroad… You should check the label, although I don’t know if the laws in your country require transparency regarding the origin.
[KDV GROUP](https://kdv-group.com/en/brand/59) is a Russian company who own this brand among others including CALVÉ which was an Italian mayonnaise when I was a kid .
Never seen brand in italy, they are called Taralli from apulia
These snacks produced in Russia, but were invented in Italy, Puglia or Southern Italy
if those things are Italian then I am the daughter of Getty Scotti and Antonella Clerici
No
Type of bread is from Italy but they never comes with garlic flavor. Only regular or spicy with peperoncino from my experience
Mai visti. Poi sta cosa dell’aglio è italoamericana secondo me, ma sono toscano noi manco lo saliamo il pane.
Never seen those here. This garlic flavor thing then, I think it’s more a italoamerican taste, but hey I’ from Tuscany and here we don’t even put salt in the bread dough.
Nina Farina is a brand under the KDV Group. It’s a Russia-based company. The tarallini are an Italian typical product, but this particular product is not made in Italy.
Yes. At least concept wise.
No, but they look the same so I think they are good
Tarallini 👍
echoing other comments here, they are authentic italian snacks in being Tarallini. We have them everywhere, from bars to vending machines
Of course. Everyone knows Italians write in Cyrillic.
Si, comrade.
The tarallo is Italian as a recipe, let’s say, but on the package there are Cyrillic writings. I don’t think this package at least comes from Italy
Um – it’s in Russian?
Yes but looks a bit odd, maybe it’s just the lighting and packaging. Looks like tarallucci (or tarallini)
no, i’ve never seen fried garlic in Italy
KDV group in a russian brand.
Nothing about italian
To see if it is Italian just read the origin, but never seen in Italy! 🤭🤭🤭
Taralli from puglia, usually with wild fennel or onion, with garlic is more an east european thing than italian
Здравствуйте, I’m italian and I’ve been in Russia several times. I tried this particular brand and the taste is similar to traditional “Taralli” from italy but way more blend and definitely not the best “Taralli” I have tried ))
How can you doubt Nina farina