People think that the G in Parle-G stands for Glucose, but it’s actually “Genius”. The biscuits’ sustained popularity from ...

Parle G, established in 1929 by Mohanlal Dayal, is the largest-selling biscuit globally and a beloved staple in Indian ...

Over the years, Parle Products has undoubtedly built some great brands with memorable ad campaigns, say experts. Aside from ...

Did you know that there are countries where average temperature range between a chilly 7 degrees Celsius to a frosty -4.0 ...

The major products produced by Parle are Parle-G, Hide and Seek, Krackjack, Hide and Seek, Milano, Magix, Digestive, Marie Monaco Parle Marie, Kreams, Milk Shakti, Parle 20-20 Cookies, Nimkin, etc.

Hungry Heart chocolate chip cookies, and Parle-G biscuits. They say you’re never too full for ice cream, and that’s especially true after housing one of Sarah Minnick’s nationally celebrated pizzas.

Parle-G isn’t just a biscuit — it’s a bite of nostalgia and a symbol of comfort, especially for children across generations. A viral video on X shows a young Palestinian girl named Ravif ...

If there is one biscuit that has earned a place in the hearts of millions of Indians, it is Parle-G. Recognisable by its modest yellow-and-white packaging, the biscuit has become synonymous with ...