Are Cookie (Biscotto) (FA) and Cookie (FA) the same?
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Yes it is…
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Thanks! I can now stop searching for Cookie (Biscotto) 
Was this the original name of the flavor? Maybe the Italian name?
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I have seen it mentioned both ways.I always thought , probably wrong, since biscotto is Italian for cookie it just depended on where the flavor was sold as to how it was labeled.
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Yup I agree. Depends on where you bought it with regards to the labeling and name. Hence why if you buy direct from FA the names are more directed to the Italian crowd…but I feel gives it a better description.
When I think American cookie i think chocolate chip cookie without the chocolate. Totally not biscotti which is a difference flavor.
I guess I could be wrong. It was always cookie until @daath changed it on ELR. He uses a lot of FA , maybe he will know if there’s 2. The FA site only shows 1 cookie.
No Biscotti at all
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No, no, you’re right - There’s only one Cookie (Biscotto) (FA) - The vendors that rebottle sometimes change the names a little, like leave out part of the real name…
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That’s a good thing then… one less flavor to buy
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That Biscotto bull can really confuse someone new, like me, and it did, until now. Thank you. I think Wayne started the biscotto thing. Those people who have it on there recipes need to fix it. FW does has a biscotti. There is no such thing as a biscotto. Thank you.
That confused me also. I’ve found there are quite a few flavors that have different names once they get to the States. The pic is from the FlavourArt site 
Biscotto is Italian for Cookie
And now i can stop doing the same. I was just getting ready to post this same question and this wonderful second window popped up with a link to this one. Nice job forum maker(s) A++
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