Amazon Saver, Saltine Crackers, 16 Oz (Previously Amazon Fresh, Packaging May Vary)

We do a lot of shopping at Aldi and used to get their crackers but did cost comparison and was cheaper on Amazon. Not only are they cheaper but taste so much better! These are flakey and crunchy with a great taste. The Aldi ones seem so flat and pasty tasting. Unless they change the recipe, these are all I buy anymore.

Pantry essential! Saltine crackers are perfect for our family - great with soup, as a quick snack, or when someone has an upset stomach. The kids like them with cheese or peanut butter. Classic taste and reliable quality. Perfect for keeping in the pantry for whenever we need them. Great value for a household staple. Every family needs these on hand!

A saltine cracker is a saltine cracker. Right?! Nope! These hit different. They have the perfect amount of salt on them. Not too much, not too little. And these don't taste like cardboard. They are crispy but not hard. These hold up well in soups and chilli. The price is great, and they come in 4 sleeves inside the box. My son loves these to. Every time he sees 👀 the red box he knows he has a great snack coming up. Grab a box or three, once you taste the difference you'll be thrilled you have them on hand, they are so versatile 😉

These crackers seem to be getting alot of 5-star reviews for what they are: a very basic cracker. I bought a box partly out of nostalgia because I used to eat them with Campbell soups when I was a kid, and partly because they had a black Friday deal on them (I might've saved a quarter or so). I'll be straight up: they really haven't changed much over the years. Not bad flavor, nice and salty, and an excellent size for breaking into your soup. But I guess I'm getting kind of uppity in my old age, as I keep noting their most glaring weakness: they're weak. They keep breaking in two (or more) when I try to dip them in anything with much body. Maybe my dips are too thick or something, as I saw another reviewer LIKED them for dipping, but I think I'm going to move 'uptown' to the 'country club' crackers, at least whilst I can afford the extra dollar or so involved. Dipping performance, stiffness of product, is what I need.

These saltines are very fresh and better tasting than the Walmart and Kroger brand that I normally buy. I highly recommend these.

The same as the high priced saltine crackers. They may be a smidgen thinner than the name brand. That’s the inly thing I see for difference. Taste awesome. Not overly salted. Just right me. I’ve order my 4th box now. Great for a snack, add to you soup meal. Use the same way as you would the $4 - $6 “premium” saltine crackers. I use for my break-fast before breakfast. A few peanut butter crackers.

I brought a plate that had a small number of crackers on it along with a few toppings that I had in my fridge, and I took it back to my desk. The first thing that was noticeable was that they were quite simple to use as a starting point. They were able to remain stable in my hands without coming apart, no matter what I placed on top of them. As a result, eating while reading papers or working on my laptop was a far more practical experience. I found myself yearning for these crackers in a variety of scenarios throughout the course of the following several days. When I did not have time to have a complete breakfast on busy mornings, I would take a handful of them, couple them with something quick to drink, and that was enough to get me through my first few hours of work. I would put a little plate of crackers on the table in the evenings when I was in the mood for a light addition to my supper so that if anybody else wanted something on the side, they could also put the crackers on their plate. They seamlessly integrate into the dish without making the meal seem too complex. Rather than introducing a variety of various types of food, I organize these Saltine crackers on a tray and surround them with little dishes containing ingredients that may be used to top them up. It transforms into a relaxed, make-your-own-bite arrangement in which each individual has the ability to choose the manner in which they would want to consume them. This makes hosting seem less daunting, as I can quickly get things ready and then take a seat to relax with everyone else.

I've only used Nabisco saltine crackers when I make chili. I don't crumble them in, I just put a spoon full of my chili ( which is fantastic) on the cracker every other spoon full. I was sceptical of the Amazon crackers due to the much lower price. I had purchased the same size box of Nabisco on sale for $3.99 before I purchased the Amazon version. I received the Amazon yesterday, and did a taste test. WOW. They are every bit as good as Nabisco. Same crunch, same flavor, same salty taste. I also was surprised that they arrive with very little broken pieces. Minute, about the same as Nabisco. Amazon..... Don't raise your prices after this review lol.