Delicje Szampańskie Pomarańczowe

Delicje Szampańskie is an iconic Polish snack consisting of a sponge biscuit base topped with fruit-flavored jelly and a thin layer of chocolate. Often referred to as the Polish equivalent of Jaffa Cakes, they have been a staple in Polish households for decades.

The brand was originally introduced by the Polish confectionery company Wedel in the 1970s. Following the privatization of the Polish state-owned enterprise, the brand went through several ownership changes. After being part of Danone for many years, the production and brand rights for Delicje were acquired by Mondelēz International (formerly Kraft Foods), while the Wedel brand name itself was sold separately to Lotte Group. Today, Delicje is predominantly manufactured in Poland, particularly at the Jarosław production facility, which serves as a major hub for Mondelēz biscuit production in Eastern Europe.