wat shape is biscotti like?

Question

wat shape is biscotti like?

Answer 1

http://www.tastingmenu.com/media/2004/20040320-trattoriamario/images/19-biscotti.jpg

KINDA LIKE A HALF MOON, EXCEPT LONG

Answer 2

Biscotti is made by mixing a dough and shaping it into an oblong blob about 2 inches high-then baking it. Once it is baked, it is sliced into 3/4 inch slices and re-baked, making it very hard. The original shape is similar to a flat loaf of bread or an egg cut in half, up-side-down. When it is cut and re-baked, it is flat (where the bottom touched the pan) and flat along the slice with a curved top. Similar to a boat turned up-side down.

Answer 3

Biscotti is Italian for "cookies" so technically they come in any and every shape that normal cookies do. If you're thinking of the type of biscuits that you get at Starbucks to dip in your coffee, they are normally long and narrow rectangles with rounded corners.

Answer 4

it's kind of shaped like a finger. I've thought of biscotti as sort of being like a Vienna Finger cookie, without the filling. And more grown-up.

Answer 5

Biscotti is usually cut into long ovalish shapes. But it can pretty much be any shape. just go into google images and type "biscotti" and there is tons of pictures.

Answer 6

biscotti is like a stick

i dont' know if there are different kinds of biscotti--are there?

but the ones i know are stick shaped

Answer 7

Biscotti is flat on one side and curved on the other side. There are all kinds of different flavors. They are great with coffee.

Answer 8

Oval in Shape

Answer 9

Long stick like a rectangle with rounded edges.

Answer 10

it's kindda like a long rectangular shape