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CONVITO DESSERTS/SWEETS Below is a list of desserts & sweets we have to offer. This list is NOT all inclusive, ask for our daily selections. Some items may not be available every day. *********************************************************************************************************** TAKE OUT OR TABLE SERVICE ITEMS Rustic Apple, Blueberry, Peach or Cherry Tart $8 take out • with vanilla ice cream $9.5 table service Chocolate Fondant bittersweet chocolate cake filled with molten chocolate $9 take out • served with whipped cream & chocolate sauce $9.5 table service Pecan Carrot Cake pecan streusel carrot cake with golden raisins & thin layer of cream cheese frosting $8 take out • with salted caramel ice cream $9.75 table service Gelato or Sorbet (3 scoops) ask for flavors $7 table service / Homer’s Ice Cream Pint $6.50 Limoncello Flute: lemon gelato from Sicily mixed in with limoncello sauce served in a champagne flute $9 table service only Assorted Convito Cookies $13.99lb take out / $7 plate, table service almond louisas, chocolate drops, nepolitain, honey walnut coins, raspberry walnut thumbprints, butterfingers, pecan fingers, almond raisin cantucci, jam buttons (subject to availability) TAKE OUT ITEMS Chocolate Chip or Oatmeal Raisin Cookie $2.5 Chocolate Caramel Kisses $2 Raspberry Rubles $2 Cinnamon or Chocolate Chip Rugalach $2.5 ea Lemon Cloud lemon cookie made with ricotta with lemon icing $3 ea / or $15.99 lb Chocolate Brownie Cookie heat up for full effect $15.99 lb Ghirardelli Brownie $4 Box of Brownie Bites $7 Lemon Bar $3.5 Lemon Tart $7 Flourless Chocolate Mousse Cake $6.5 slice / $16 sm / $32 lg Tiramisu $7 sm tin / $13.5 lg tin Nonna’s Bread Pudding mini $3 / sm tin $6.5 Slices of Loaf Cakes Pumpkin, Banana, Cinnamon, Lemon, Chocolate Chip, Orange Cranberry, Marble, Chai Tea Latte $3 Cinnamon or Blueberry Muffin $3 .

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