Australia's favourite biscuit for 2025 has been revealed
Australia's favourite Arnott's biscuit for 2025 has been revealed, and you likely have some in your fridge or pantry as we speak – if they last that long.
Once again the Tim Tam has taken out the top spot, having taken the top spot in recent years too.
In 2025 alone, over one billion Tim Tam biscuits were baked in a year.
Tim Tam has taken out the top spot once again, having taken out the top spot for the the past several years. 9Honey/Jo Abi
And Aussies aren't the only ones loving these delicious chocolate treats, with international sales growing rapidly.
Coming in at number two, Australia's second favourite biscuit is Shapes Chicken Crimpy – which moved up from third place in 2024.
Shapes Barbeque scored third spot and Jatz Original in fourth place having moved up one spot since 2024.
In fifth place Shapes Pizza, followed by Salada Original in sixth place, (also up one place since 2024).
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Tim Tam Double Coat is in seventh spot, followed by Mint Slice at number eight. 9honey/Jo Abi
Tim Tam Double Coat is in seventh spot, followed by Mint Slice at number eight, Scotch Finger is ninth and rounding out the list at number 10 is the Monte Carlo.
The list proves Aussies are split when it comes to sweet and savoury, with classics in both categories split across the top 10.
But when it comes to the biggest trends in biscuits, it wasn't just which ones Aussies were eating, it was the way we were hacking them too.
The top trending hacks of the year were Malt 'O' Milk Pistachio Ice Cream Sandwiches and Jatz Freckles.
Tim Tam were first launched in 1964 and quickly became one of the country's favourite biscuits.
Tim Tam are currently on sale at Coles and Woolworths for $6 per 200g pack, or you can get two for $8 this week at Coles.
The weather also plays a role in which biscuits Aussies are reaching for, with Jatz Original the go-to for Spring and Summer, and Tim Tam proving to be more popular during colder months over Autumn and Winter.
Since the 2000s Arnott's has released many different varieties of their iconic Tim Tam including Double Coasted, Dark Chocolate, White Chocolate, Caramel, Dark Chocolate Mint, Honeycomb and Choc Orange.
Since the 2000s Arnott's has released many different varieties of their iconic Tim Tam. Nine
More recent flavours have included Strawberries & Cream and Mangos & Cream. In 2004, Arnott's released limited edition Tim Tam Tia Maria and Kahlua Mint Slice varieties. Other varieties that have since been discontinued include Red Velvet created by Adriano Zumbo, Mocha, Chewy Choc Fudge, Dark OrangeChoc Raspberry & Coconut Cream, Toffee Apple & Pineapple, Choc Banana and Peanut Butter.
Looking at each state, Jatz proved most popular in NSW, Qld, SA and WA while in VIC it was Savoy that was most popular.
Shapes Chicken Crimpy is in second place, up from third place in 2024. 9honey/Jo Abi
Savoy are similar to Jatz but use a slightly different recipe. Savoy is made with golden syrup while Jatz uses malt.
That Jatz vs Savoy divide emerged when Arnott's merged with Melbourne manufacturer Brockhoff Biscuits in the 1960s, acquiring the Savoy brand.
Arnott's decided to continue manufacturing the Savoy due to its popularity, and it remains Victoria's favourite over Jatz.
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Tasmanians' number one Arnott's pic is Shapes Barbecue. 9honey/Jo Abi
Arnott's recently released a cookbook called Arnott's: The Cookbook, sharing popular recipes including Choc Ripple Cake, Salada Crack, Tim Tam Fudgy Slice, Scotch Finger Caramel Slice and Scotch Finger Rocky Road.
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