Gocciole chocolate cookies

Gocciole are Italian shortbread biscuits produced by Pavesi S.p.A., a company founded in 1937 in Italy. The biscuits are characterized by their crumbly texture and are generously filled with chocolate chips, making them a popular choice for breakfast or as a snack. The name 'Gocciole' translates to 'little drops' in Italian, referring to the chocolate chips embedded in the biscuits. In 1998, Gocciole became an independent brand under Pavesi. In 2005, Pavesi was acquired by the Barilla Group, an Italian multinational company known for its pasta and baked goods. The Barilla Group is headquartered in Parma, Italy, and continues to produce Gocciole biscuits under the Pavesi brand. The biscuits are manufactured in Italy, ensuring the authenticity and quality associated with Italian baked goods.