Jingles Cookies

Jingles are a seasonal shortbread-style cookie characterized by their anise-flavored profile and festive shapes. They were traditionally produced by the Salerno-Megowen Biscuit Company, which became a household name in the American Midwest, particularly in Chicago, for its various cookie varieties.

Over the decades, the ownership of the brand has transitioned through several major food conglomerates. Today, the brand is part of the portfolio managed by Ferrero Group, following their acquisition of the Kellogg Company’s cookie and fruit-flavored snack business. Jingles remain a nostalgic holiday staple, primarily manufactured and distributed within the North American market to maintain their historical regional popularity.