Keebler Export Sodas Original Crackers 28 Oz Can (Pack of 3)

Being born in the 50s, I remember actual "soda" crackers as beingeither Unsalted or very lightly salted.*Saltines* was the name given to soda crackers that were salted.Way back when, I guess.These are basically, saltines, although they are not overly salted at all, IMO.Great as a snack cracker with cheese, spreads or pâtés,or smoked fish/sardines, dips, whatever.Great as just basic provisions in the wilderness, for picknicks, or in an emergency.Takes the place of bread, as on the ships of old.The cans seal nicely, are light, and are quite useful when emptied, and aregood for keeping anything dry and crispy.Good product!

these crackers are great for people that are diabetic or on a diet. kids like them. very satisfying. great dunking in coffee or chocolate.

I love Keebler Export Sodas Original Crackers but I have ordered twice already and when they deliver themthe crackers are all broken in small pieces and I can enjoy them. I will never order them again becauseit seems when they are shipped they don't care and throw the box around.

These (soda) crackers are delicious! They come fresh in a large tin and surprisingly, only a very few were broken! Yummy! They're also delicious with soup!

WELL I WAS LOOKING FORWARD TO RECEVING THESE EXPORT SODA CRACKERS-TASTE IS AS EXPECTED,BUT THEY ARE BROKEN INTO PIECES PRETTY BAD,WHICH IS SO UNFORTUNATE,PIECES ARE SO SMALL THAT POSSIBLY USE ONLY FOR A COATING ON FISH OR CHICKEN.SELLER NEEDS TO MAYBE PACKAGE DIFFERENTLY TO PREVENT BREAKAGE,ALL OTHER IN TASTE IS GOOD.

They were delivered on time and taste fresh. The reason I couldn’t give it 5 stars is because most crackers on the top layer were broken. Bottom layer looks pretty good, though.

I was so excited to find that I could get my favorite cracker when they weren't available locally. I love to eat these crackers with a bit of jam. I even sent a container back to campus with my daughter.

These are the finest soda crackers on the planet. They taste like saltines used to taste. Reminds me of my childhood eating chicken noodle soup at my grandmothers