Ringo cookies

Ringo is an iconic Italian snack brand, best known for its sandwich cookies featuring two different colors of biscuits—typically one vanilla and one chocolate—held together by a creamy filling. The brand was launched in 1967 by the Italian confectionery company Pavesi, which was later acquired by Barilla.

Today, Ringo is one of Italy's most recognized snack brands and is primarily manufactured in Italy at the Castiglione delle Stiviere plant. Its ownership remains under the Barilla Group, a major global Italian food company. The brand has expanded its lineup from the classic sandwich biscuit to includes chocolate bars, cereals, and ice creams, maintaining a strong association with sports and youth culture.