How to Make Struffoli (Neapolitan Honey Balls)



Tiny fried dough balls coated in honey and colorful sprinkles, struffoli will make you want to gather round with the ones you love.

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  1. Christmas in March!! My mother made these when I was a kid. Christmas wasn't the same without them. I made them for my wife and I but she only ate a tiny few, looking out for her sweets intake…. I ended up downing the bulk. The are adorable!

  2. I have never made or eaten these, so this is a question for those that have. Would a veggie chopper, that has the removable die cut work ; If you cut the main dough into 10 pieces instead of 6? The die cut chops into 36 pieces at a time.

  3. Geez this brought back soo much! Every year (and I'm going back to the 50's) we made this a week before Christmas and we made a lot! The next day i would go with my Father and take them around to family and friends through out North Jersey. One of my most cherished memories. Thanks.

  4. Thanks for the time saver! I've been making these for decades, since I was old enough to see over the kitchen counter. I used to joke with my mom that the only reason she had kids was to have help with rolling out the struffoli. 😉 It's not Christmas without them though!

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