
Custom Cookies & Biscuits
Australian catalogue reference: from A$0.68 AUD ex-GST at 50,000+ units on Branded Bite Size Biscuits, Australian Made.
Minimum orders from 50 units, depending on the item; the From-price quantity is a separate threshold. Setup and freight quoted separately. Confirm the complete price and production schedule for your quantity and destination.
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- Best for
- Event counter giveaways with an edible payoff, Conference welcome packs and settlement-day thank-you gifts, Café, real estate and recruitment drops where a branded sweet starts a conversation
- Branding options
- One-colour silkscreen print on plain fortune cookies, Full-colour digital print on wrappers, sleeves, header cards and inserts, One-colour pad print on bite-size biscuit formats
- Popular styles
- Vanilla fortune cookies with paper message inserts, Individually wrapped choc-chip, ANZAC, shortbread and branded biscuit lines, Kraft window gift boxes and clear cello bags as packaging
- MOQ
- Minimum orders from 50 units, depending on the item; the From-price quantity is a separate threshold.
- Delivery
- United States; freight quoted per order
- Price range
- Australian catalogue reference: from A$0.68 AUD ex-GST at 50,000+ units on Branded Bite Size Biscuits, Australian Made.
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How to choose
Choose the place your artwork will appear before choosing the flavour. Most wrapped biscuits use a label, sleeve or header card. Fortune cookies can carry a message insert, while selected shortbread products print a logo directly on the biscuit with edible ink. Check the individual product rather than assuming every format offers the same branding.
A larger flat wrapper gives detailed artwork more room; small labels favour a bold mark. For a fortune cookie, distinguish the branding on the wrapper from the message inside. Confirm ingredients, allergens, storage requirements and the relevant date information for the exact product. Plan the handover location and timing with the quote, particularly when food is included in a wider gift pack. Supply artwork for a digital proof, agree the final quantity and check setup and freight as separate charges.
Compare your options
| Type | Best for | Brand feel | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fortune cookies with message inserts or header cards | Conferences, launches and welcome packs where the message is the point | Playful and personal; the branding lands when the paper is read | Left on seats, handed at registration, added to café counters |
| Wrapped branded biscuits — OREO, Tim Tam, Bahlsen | High-recognition handouts at events and reception desks | Borrowed familiarity; a known treat wearing your label | Counter bowls, meeting-room trays, expo giveaways |
| Australian made café-style and bite-size cookies | Local supply stories and everyday office or café drops | Honest and homemade; suits understated local branding | Office kitchens, café partnerships, community events |
| Gift boxes and cello-bagged biscuit sets | Thank-you moments, settlement gifts and seasonal gifting | Considered and giftable; the packaging does half the work | Hand-delivered gifts, hampers, end-of-year thanks |
Frequently asked questions
Which cookie format gives the most branding space?
The kraft window gift box offers the largest print area, followed by wrapped biscuits like OREO and Tim Tam where the sleeve or label carries a full-colour design. Plain fortune cookies are limited to a one-colour silkscreen mark, so treat them as a message product rather than a billboard.
What artwork constraints apply to biscuit wrappers and sleeves?
Print areas are small and often curved, so avoid fine type, thin rules and dense gradients. Reversed-out logos can fill in on dark backgrounds. Work to the stated print size for your chosen model and supply vector artwork where possible, then approve the digital proof before production begins.
How do minimums and quoting work for edible branded products?
Minimums vary by product and are confirmed at quote stage, not published here. Submit your chosen product, artwork and rough quantity and Sense2 returns a written quote. Setup charges and freight are quoted separately, and the quote will confirm flavour, wrap format and print method for the exact model.
When should I place my order for an event?
Edible products have a limited shelf life, so plan backwards from your event date. Get the quote and proof approved early, then schedule delivery close to the date so the biscuits arrive fresh. Confirm the lead time for your specific product and quantity at quote stage rather than assuming a standard turnaround.
What should I check about ingredients and storage?
Ask for the ingredient list, allergen statement and shelf life documented for the exact product, and check composition against your audience's needs. The gluten free line suits particular dietary requirements, but verify the specification in writing. Request item-specific storage instructions, since biscuits and chocolate coatings are sensitive to heat and humidity in transit and on site.
How does the digital proof and ordering process run?
After you confirm the product and artwork, Sense2 prepares a digital proof showing placement and print size on the actual wrapper, sleeve, header card or insert. Production starts only once you approve that proof in writing. Any change to flavour, wrap format or quantity after approval needs a fresh confirmation, so settle those details before signing off.
Wrapper is the whole brief
A biscuit order is decided before anyone tastes anything. On most products the wrapper, sleeve or header card is the surface that carries a logo, so the print area is the brief. A Tim Tam sleeve gives a wide, flat panel and rewards a full-colour design. A plain fortune cookie offers a single silkscreen colour on its bag, which pushes you toward a simple mark and a clever insert message instead. A few shortbread lines take edible ink on the biscuit itself. Whoever picks the product is really picking the artwork's home, and a bold logo on a small wrapper reads better than a detailed crest ever will.
When people reach for these
At a conference registration desk
Wrapped branded biscuits hand out quickly and carry a full-colour logo that reads at arm's length
For a settlement or thank-you gift
The kraft window gift box presents two café cookies with a printed band, suited to hand delivery
For a café or office drop
Australian made bite-size biscuits in cello bags suit everyday counters where people take one as they pass
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