Lady Fingers are a popular Italian Meringue Cookie, also known as Savoiardi. It uses three main ingredients and is super simple to make. Lady Fingers can be eaten alone, as is, or used in various desserts like Trifles, Tiramisu or Strawberry Charlotte Cake.

Easy Viennese fingers biscuit recipe from Baking with Granny. Buttery biscuits, dipped in chocolate and filled with buttercream.

Buttery, crisp, melt in the mouth milk chocolate dipped lime, orange, lemon or vanilla viennese finger biscuits.

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A light sponge finger that is soft on the inside and crispy on the outer. Ladyfingers can be used for several different dishes, notably Tiramisu and Charlotte Russe.<br>Sometimes known by their Italian name "Savoiardi"

Copycat version of Strawberry Whirls Biscuits.

These delicate and super buttery Viennese Butter Biscuits are perfect for an afternoon tea or snack. Dipping them in a mixture of dark and milk chocolate makes them even more difficult to resist. And that is also why these are always a hit with kids too! You can add even more flavor and texture to these biscuits by coating them with chopped almonds, pistachios, or even sprinkles!

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Savoiardi Cookies are easy to make at home using basic ingredients. Follow my step-by-step recipe to create a light, airy Italian treat!

When homemade, ladyfinger cookies are a crisp, light, and extraordinary touch in everything from banana pudding to tiramisu. Try this one-bowl recipe.