When it comes to harmony, consumers' first impression is caramel biscuits. The world-famous Belgian pastry brand is famous for its caramel biscuits and is the largest producer of biscuits in Belgium, with up to 11 production plants in Belgium, the Netherlands, France and Sweden. Harmony's products include waffles, caramel pastries, pastries, ice cream, milk chocolate, etc., but the most famous is its flagship caramel biscuit. During the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, the biscuit was distributed to visitors to the Belgian Pavilion as a representative of Belgian food, giving a glimpse of its position in the Belgian food scene.
 
In 1932, Belgian baker Jan Boone made the first caramel biscuits called Speculoos. Since the 17th century, these caramel biscuits have been used as a dessert for children on St. Nicholas' Day on December 6 (the holiday is in honor of St. Nicholas, the prototype of Santa Claus), and its popularity in Belgium rivals that of waffles everywhere.
 
In the 50s of the 20th century, caramel biscuits began to appear as "coffee biscuits" in catering establishments. Because coffee and caramel biscuits complement each other, rich caramel neutralizes the bitterness of coffee, forming a perfect duo that has become a well-known concept that has taken hotels, cafes and bars by storm everywhere. Since entering the U.S. market in the 80s, Harmony has partnered with local airlines, and caramel biscuits have become in-flight desserts for Delta, WestJet, Alaska, Sunny Wing and American Airlines, making it an international fame and gaining a large number of loyal fans.
 
Caramel biscuits are made through a careful caramel preparation process, with the addition of cinnamon to the raw materials and then baking. Its thick caramel flavor and slight cinnamon aroma blend the two just right, the taste is sweet and not too greasy, and the texture is crispy and fluffy, but the crispiness is higher.
 
Nowadays, the Caramel Biscuit has a good reputation around the world, and in Europe, most cafes or restaurants will have a small caramel biscuit for their coffee. And Harmony even named this caramel biscuit "Biscoff", which means "the combination of biscuit and coffee". In addition to coffee, caramel biscuits can also be paired with milk, with a mellow milky aroma combined with rich caramel sweetness, or with tea, the sweetness of caramel can dilute the slight bitterness of tea, and can be used by pastry chefs to make delicious desserts such as tiramisu or mousse.
 
Harmony biscuits have different packaging specifications according to the number of biscuits, the price varies according to the specifications, generally 50 pieces of ordinary packaging price is about 30 yuan, ordinary gift box packaging is about 50 yuan, exquisite gift box packaging is about 100 yuan.