Bistefani Krumiri Gocce biscuits

Bistefani Krumiri Gocce are a traditional Italian biscuit variation known for their curved shape and the addition of dark chocolate chips. The brand, Bistefani, was founded in 1955 in Casale Monferrato, Italy, by Luigi Viale, who aimed to industrialize the production of the classic Krumiri cookies, which are a specialty of the Piedmont region.

Historically a family-run business, Bistefani expanded its portfolio over the decades to include various holiday and everyday baked goods. Since 2013, the brand has been part of the Bauli Group, one of Italy's largest confectionery companies. Today, the production remains primarily centered in Italy, maintaining the heritage of the traditional Piedmontese recipe while benefiting from Bauli's global distribution network.