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March 6, 2015
Win a year's supply of Arnotts - choose whatever flavour you want

Tell us your favourite Arnott's anecdote and win!

You’d think they would bake a gigantic cake – except they make biscuits.

So Arnott’s, the company synonymous with Australians’ love of tasty tea time snacks, threw a party instead. At North Strathfield’s Bakehouse Quarter, where the company had a factory for decades and still runs
research and development, they gave out biscuits to residents and staff in their own kind of celebration.

February 13, 2015
It takes the biscuit! Arnott's is 150 years old

Big turn out at Arnott's birthday celebrations at Homebush where the biscuit maker was once based.

It was a day to celebrate Australia’s most delectable and iconic biscuits. 

Commemorating its 150th anniversary, Arnott’s officially kick-started the party on Friday by opening the doors to the community and paying tribute to the lifelong loyalty of its diligent staff at the Bakehouse quarter in North Strathfield.

“Millions of Australians have grown up with Arnott’s during the past 150 years. For them, Arnott’s is more than a food company – it’s a piece of Australia’s history and a national icon. 

June 14, 2010
Ingenious machines produce biscuits by the million

A film from the archives of Arnott's biscuit factory

June 2, 2010
Arnott's workers

From humble beginnings as a small Newcastle bakery, local icon Arnott's today employs thousands of people and supplies biscuits to more than 40 countries.