Cuétara Napolitanas biscuits

Cuétara is a renowned Spanish brand specializing in biscuit production, particularly known for its Napolitanas wafer biscuits. These biscuits are characterized by their light, crispy texture and are available in various flavors, including chocolate, strawberry, vanilla, and coconut. The brand was established in Spain and has become a staple in Spanish confectionery. In 2025, Biscuit International, a French company, acquired Cuétara, integrating it into its portfolio of biscuit brands. Biscuit International operates across Europe, manufacturing a diverse array of biscuit products. Cuétara's Napolitanas biscuits are primarily produced in Spain, with some production also taking place in other locations to meet regional demand. The biscuits are made from ingredients such as wheat flour, sugar, palm oil, glucose and fructose syrup, dextrose, salt, lecithin, raising agents, cinnamon, aroma, and sodium metabisulfite. They may contain traces of milk, soy, and eggs. The biscuits are typically packaged in boxes containing multiple 213-gram packages, making them suitable for sharing or enjoying over multiple occasions. They are often enjoyed with coffee or tea, and their versatility allows them to be used in various desserts and snacks.