Krumiri are a timeless classic of Piedmontese pastry-making. With their unmistakable shape and crunchy texture, these biscuits take you on a journey through taste, history, and tradition. Perfect with afternoon tea or coffee after a meal, Galup krumiri are synonymous with authentic sweetness and conviviality.

Their origins date back to the late 19th century in Casale Monferrato, where they were created and immediately became a symbol of elegance. Legend has it that their curved shape was inspired by the moustache of king Vittorio Emanuele II, making these biscuits a tribute to Italian history. Since then, krumiri have become a recognized icon, capable of combining memory and pleasure in every bite.

Galup interprets the traditional recipe with selected ingredients and careful processing, which keeps the original spirit intact. The artisanal care and quality of the dough guarantee fragrant, balanced biscuits with an unmistakable taste. While respecting the traditional recipe, Galup has been able to innovate, offering new variations that enrich the experience without distorting its identity.

A distinctive feature is the famous red lithographed tin box, elegant and refined, which preserves the freshness and fragrance of the biscuits. Much more than a container: a gift item, a symbol of style that reflects Galup's typical care and attention to detail.

Alongside the classics, sold in the iconic red tin box, the range includes coffee krumiri, which add an intense and aromatic note, and Krumiretti - covered in dark chocolate, enriched with rice flour for a new lightness. All embody the spirit of Monferrato, a land of tradition and passion for sweets.

Galup krumiri are not just biscuits: they are a symbol of Piedmont, a gift that brings with it history, taste, and refinement, designed to conquer the palates of every generation.