Arnott's Tim Tam Dark biscuits

Tim Tam is an iconic brand of chocolate-coated biscuits that originated in Australia. The brand was first launched by Arnott's in 1964, named after the winning horse of the 1958 Kentucky Derby. While originally a domestic favorite, Tim Tam has grown into a global snack phenomenon known for its distinct layers of biscuit and cream coating.

Manufacturing primarily takes place in Australia, specifically at Arnott's production facilities in Sydney, Adelaide, and Brisbane, ensuring the preservation of its original recipe and quality. The brand has seen several shifts in ownership over the decades; it was previously owned by the American Campbell Soup Company for many years. As of current records leading into 2025 and 2026, the brand is owned by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR), a global investment firm which acquired the Arnott's Group to maintain its heritage while expanding its international footprint.