Prinzen Rolle Cremys Mango Buttermilch-Style

Prinzen Rolle is one of Germany's most popular sandwich biscuits, characterized by its signature round shape and the face of a prince embossed on the cookie. The 'Cremys' variant, specifically the Mango Buttermilch-Style, features a crispy biscuit base with a creamy mango and buttermilk flavored filling.

The brand's history dates back to 1870 when the Belgian master baker Edouard de Beukelaer invented the double-sandwich biscuit in Antwerp, originally named 'Le Petit Prince'. In 1955, his son brought the production to Germany by establishing a factory in Kempen. Over the decades, through various mergers and acquisitions involving companies like Danone, the brand became a central part of the Griesson - de Beukelaer portfolio.

Today, the brand remains under the stewardship of Griesson - de Beukelaer, which is a major family-owned enterprise in the European baked goods market. While production was famously tied to Kempen for many years, most operations have shifted to advanced facilities in Kahla, Thuringia, and Polch, Rhineland-Palatinate, to ensure efficiency and modern standards. The company continues to operate as an independent family business led by the Gries and Land families.