Quadratini

Quadratini is an Italian brand of cube wafer biscuits with layered sheets. It is produced by the company Loacker, a business founded in 1926 in South Tyrol, Italy by Alfons Loacker. The word Quadratini means "little squares" in italian.

Quadratini was introduced as a commercial product in 1994. A. Loacker AG headquarters are located in South Tyrol, Italy and the company has a production plant in Heinfels, Austria.

There are retail locations for Loacker products throughout Italy, including in Verona, Auna di Sotto, Bolzano, and Brennero. Another location is in Heinfels, Austria.

Quadratini is notable for the cookie’s all-natural ingredients. Loacker brand advertises wafer cookies without additives.

Quadratini Napolitaner (Hazelnut in U.S.)
Quadratini Dark Chocolate
Quadratini Kakao (Cacao in U.S.)
Quadratini Vanilla
Quadratini Coconut
Quadratini Tiramisu
Quadratini Cappuccino (in Italy only)
Quadratini Almond (in Italy only)
Quadratini Lemon
Quadratini Orange
Quadratini Apple
Quadratini Blackcurrant
Quadratini Espresso
Quadratini Raspberry Yoghurt

Loacker features Quadratini in a trademarked resealable bag with eight servings of nine wafer biscuits each. Each biscuit is about 1 x 2 x 2 cm with five layers of wafer and four layers of cream flavor. In the U.S., Quadratini are often sold in natural food stores as they contain no artificial flavors, artificial colorings or preservatives and have 0 grams of trans fat.

In 2007, Loacker was awarded the “SG Golden Watch”, a major confectioner sector award, by the Sweets Global Network at a convention with over “600 confectionery industry leaders and decisionmakers from Germany and neighbouring countries”. Armin Loacker and Christine Loacker-Zuenelli, the proprieters of Loacker AG, were honored at the ceremony.

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