What company produces "Nutter Butter" cookies?

Nabisco produces Nutter Butter cookies. The peanut-butter sandwich cookie is a Nabisco brand and is currently part of the Mondelez International portfolio.

Nutter Butter was introduced in the United States in 1969. Its familiar design features two peanut-shaped biscuits surrounding a peanut-butter-flavored filling, although the brand has also appeared in several other formats, including bites, wafers, and Cakesters-style products. The cookies are sold primarily in the United States and Canada.

The exact origin of the cookie’s distinctive peanut shape is not completely settled. William A. Turnier, a designer associated with the Oreo cookie, has often been credited with creating the look, but Nabisco has said there is no definitive record identifying the person who developed the visual concept.

A common mix-up is confusing the manufacturer with the corporate owner. Nabisco is the brand and operating company associated with Nutter Butter, while Mondelez International is its parent company. Mondelez also owns other major snack brands, including Oreo, Chips Ahoy!, and Ritz. Nutter Butter’s peanut-butter identity distinguishes it from Nabisco’s chocolate- and vanilla-centered cookie lines.