Ringo biscuits

Ringo is one of Italy's most iconic biscuit brands, famously recognized by its two-toned circular design consisting of one vanilla and one cocoa wafer joined by a cream filling. Originally created by Pavesi in 1967 in Novara, Italy, the brand was inspired by the cultural integration themes of the 1960s (symbolized by the 'black and white' colors). Today, Ringo remains a flagship brand in the Italian snack market. It is primarily manufactured in Italy at Barilla's specialized bakery facilities, most notably in Novara, following the acquisition of Pavesi by the Barilla Group. The brand remains under Italian ownership, maintaining its heritage as a staple 'merenda' (snack) for generations of Italian children.