Zesta Saltine Crackers, Soup Crackers, Lunch Snacks, Original, 16oz Box (1 Box)

Zesta crackers have always been a favorite. The only reason I got them online is that all of the stores were sold out of them. Couldn't find them anywhere. I don't care for the other ones so I bought these online. The price for these online is atrocious. Feel much cheaper in stores. Even if you account for shipping charges they are still way too expensive. Great product though!

I can almost always rely on Zesta crackers to be fresher than any other saltines. And the price is irresistible.

I grew up with Zesta crackers. Put it in chili, soup or even with peanut butter. All other crackers seem to be of lesser quality to me. It seems like they make crackers just to make them. Kellogg’s seems to put love into Zesta crackers. They have great flavor and this package has smaller, more manageable size packages. These smaller packages are perfect for single serve. when I make a bowl of chili, I take one of these packages and crush all of them in my chili. There is no extra that will end up going stale. I don’t like stale crackers. Zesta crackers are getting harder and harder to find, but if Amazon will continue to sell them, I will continue to buy them.

While the cracker is great. It cost to much, and only one side appears to be baked. Brown on one side, snow white on the other side. But, it's still one of the best crackers on the market, but it could be better for the price you pay.

Crackers were mostly broken in pieces when received.

I would have liked a better date to use product by. Only about month and a half for use. I love the crackers though.

I love the crackers... Thank you!!😋🖐

I used to love these saltines. They were my favorite. Crisp, light, slightly rich flavor, good salt crystals, and that awesome crunchy-but-melt-in-your-mouth sort of feel. The latest box of Zesta I got is like a whole different product, and not for the better.First off: There's 2 inches of air in the box where crackers used to be. And yet the price is still more expensive. The crackers inside which used to be lovely, light and tasty, are now a harder, thicker, more dense sort of cracker, more like hardtack crackers or pilot bread. The crunch is ok, they are crisp. Maybe too crisp. They're HARD.I don't like the new "teeth" on the edges where the previous saltines were smooth-edged. They tear up the inside of your mouth and gums. Eating them hurts. Plus they don't melt in your mouth but now coalesces unpleasantly, gummily, into every crack between your teeth and lodges in the crevices of your gums. I had to use dental floss, a toothpick, and several mouth rinses to get it all off the inside of my mouth. Gross. Really terrible mouthfeel compared to what they used to make.Then there's the flavor. Well, the lack of, specifically. Like most hardtack, it tastes like... nothing. There's an unpleasant aftertaste of raw flour. They aren't as salty and don't have the lovely salt crystals like the old formula to tickle your taste buds when they hit.In short, the new Zesta is anything BUT zesty. It's awful in every way. What a disappointment.I included pics so you can see how much air is in the box. My guess is they had to make the crackers denser in order for them to not be crushed from sloshing around side to side with this much negative space around the sleeves. The old lighter crackers would be powdered into dust by the time they shipped out. These new ones are sturdier but not at all better. It feels like a bait and switch. You can see on the box, the same old photographs of the old crackers with smooth edges, pillowy texture, and larger than the new ones. The last box of Zesta crackers I got before this batch looked exactly as they do one the box cover. They tasted better and didn't scratch up my mouth and gum up my teeth. The new ones are far below their previous quality, for less crackers and more money.Now I have to find new saltines. booo