Mamut biscuit

Mamut is a popular brand of chocolate-covered marshmallow biscuits, particularly famous in Mexico. It consists of a fluffy marshmallow layer sandwiched between two cookies, all coated in a thin chocolate shell. The brand is deeply rooted in Mexican confectionery culture and is a staple snack for children and adults alike.

The brand originated under the Gamesa company in Monterrey, Mexico. Over the decades, it has expanded its presence across Latin America and North America. In the early 1990s, the brand's parent company was acquired by PepsiCo, bringing it under the umbrella of one of the world's largest food and beverage conglomerates. Today, Mamut is produced in high-capacity factories in Mexico and other locations to serve international markets, maintaining its status as a leading name in the sweet biscuit category.