Fox's Party Rings minis

Fox's Party Rings are a classic British biscuit first launched in 1983. They are iconic for their circular shape with a hole in the middle and colourful, crunchy icing. This specific 'minis' version is a bite-sized variation designed for snacking and lunchboxes.

The history of the brand dates back to 1853 when Michael Spedding started baking in a small bakery in Batley, West Yorkshire. His daughter married Fred Ellis Fox, and the company eventually became Fox's Biscuits. Today, the manufacturing of these biscuits is still primarily centered in the United Kingdom, specifically at their historic sites in Batley and Scunthorpe.

After changing hands several times throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, Fox's Biscuits was acquired in late 2020 by CTH Invest, an affiliate of the Ferrero Group. This move brought the quintessential British brand under the umbrella of the Italian confectionery giant, which is globally renowned for brands like Nutella and Ferrero Rocher.