Gamesa Mamut chocolate cookie

Mamut is a popular chocolate-covered marshmallow sandwich cookie. It was originally created by the brand Gamesa, which is deeply rooted in Mexican snacks and confectionery history. The product consists of two round cookies filled with marshmallow and coated in chocolate-flavored icing, making it a staple treat across Latin America and North America.

The brand Gamesa was originally founded in Monterrey, Mexico, and it grew to become the country's largest biscuit manufacturer. In 1990, the brand was acquired by PepsiCo, which helped expand its distribution globally. Today, Mamut is a global brand under the PepsiCo umbrella, though it remains most strongly associated with its Mexican heritage and is primarily manufactured in Mexican facilities to serve domestic and international markets.