Parle G biscuits are filled with the wholesomeness of wheat and milk, and have been a source of all around nutrition in India since 1939. Parle-G was declared the world’s largest selling biscuit brand by Nielsen in 2003, when its unique taste spread all over the world.

Try these scrumptious little cookies for that midday pick me up or an anytime of the day snack. You will fall in love with these Indian biscuits.

Snack hack: Dip these in your daily cup of tea for even more flavour awesomeness!

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Parle-G is a rectangular gluco-biscuit that is mildly sweet and malty, and it is manufactured by Parle Products, India's leading manufacturer of biscuits and confectionery. In this product description, I will focus on three distinct subsets of keywords: the history of Parle Products and Parle-G, the unique taste and nutritional value of Parle-G, and the popularity of Parle-G worldwide.

History of Parle Products and Parle-G:

Parle Products was established in 1929 as a confectionery maker in the Vile Parle suburb of Mumbai. The company began manufacturing biscuits in 1939, and Parle-G was introduced in 1939 as a nutritious biscuit. Since then, Parle-G has become an iconic brand, representing quality, nutrition, and superior taste worldwide

Parle-G is a mildly sweet and malty biscuit that is perfect for tea time or as a snack [2]. It is made with whole wheat flour, sugar, and vegetable oil, making it a nutritious snack that is a source of energy and dietary fiber [1]. Parle-G is free from artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives, making it a healthier option for consumers looking for a tasty snack that is good for their health.

Parle-G is the best-selling brand of biscuits in the world [1][2][3]. It is loved by people of all ages and is a household name in India and many other countries where it is exported [3]. Parle-G is available in over 50 countries, including the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, and the Middle East [3]. Its popularity is due to its unique taste, nutritional value, and affordability, making it a snack that is accessible to all.