Which brand of crackers do you think is the best in your opinion? (triscuits, ingredients)

[lubby]

I always buy ritz crackers or Keebler club crackers that's what we like. Well I have been shopping at Aldi's and let me just say that their brand of ritz called Savoritz beats Nabisco ritz crackers. The Savoritz are crispier, have a better flavor and more butter than ritz. My husband actually told me not to buy ritz anymore. Aldi's brand of club crackers are better too IMO. I also don't think ritz are the same anymore because they taste different to me.

[maggie2101]

Other -- I like olive oil and black pepper Triscuits.

[MissingAll4Seasons]

Specifically, Nabisco Premium Saltines --- accept no substitutes!



For non-saltines, original Triscuits, Carr's Table Water crackers (all flavors), cheddar Goldfish, and Chicken in a Biskit. Not a fan of the sweet-buttery club-style crackers myself.

[Ohiogirl81]

Triscuits. Three ingredients.

[Ceece]

Keebler club low fat. That's the only cracker my pantry is familiar with.

[aardvarks]

I've always loved Ritz, but Aldi has there version called Savoritz, they're less than $2 for 4 sleeves (or about half of what Ritz charges) and they taste really good.

[8635angelvalley]

Rye Triscuits or Bremner Wafers

[jlawrence01]

Originally Posted by aardvarks

I've always loved Ritz, but Aldi has there version called Savoritz, they're less than $2 for 4 sleeves (or about half of what Ritz charges) and they taste really good.

And the Savoritz "Woven Wheats" (better than Triscuits) are $1.59/ box. The same size of Triscuit is $2.50 at Walmart when it is on sale.

[Pivot Point]

These are my favorites:

Carr's Water Crackers
Stoned Wheat Thins
Jacob's Cream Crackers
Pop-Pan Spring Onion Crackers

[Asheville1]

This thread had made me hungry. Looks like it's time for a trip to ALDI's! I hope they have chevre!