Austin Peanut Butter On Toasty Sandwich Crackers, Lunch Snacks, 20 Count
Add a boost to any snacking moment with the delicious taste of Austin toasty sandwich crackers stuffed with real peanut butter filling. These crispy, perfectly toasted snacks are balanced with sweet and salty flavors and baked. They’re filled with creamy peanut butter and topped with a sprinkle of salt. Austin sandwich crackers provide snacking satisfaction for any occasion, whether you’re just hanging out or preparing to head out for a busy afternoon; Take them along with you to outdoor concerts, hiking, or camping, or enjoy during game time. Our crackers are conveniently packaged to fit your non-stop lifestyle, making it easier than ever to pack a snack for all kinds of busy, on the go moments. Feel free to add some crackers to a packed lunch, stash them in your tote for a well-deserved break at work, enjoy them during a long commute, or as an effortless snack while running errands. Enjoy the big taste of Austin Peanut Butter on toasty sandwich crackers. CONTAINS WHEAT, PEANUT, SOY AND MILK INGREDIENTS. Shelf-Stable.
Austin Peanut Butter On Toasty Sandwich Crackers, Lunch Snacks, 20 Count:
Price range: $7.28 through $28.68
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Nutrition facts, 100 g
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Customer Reviews
10 reviews for Austin Peanut Butter On Toasty Sandwich Crackers, Lunch Snacks, 20 Count
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Anonymous –
Austin Peanut Butter On Toasty Sandwich Crackers
These are pretty good peanut butter crackers if you can’t find the Ritz ones. There was a big hullabaloo over the Ritz peanut butter crackers and I eat those daily, but none could be found due to the recall of the Ritz cracker failing to annotate on their packaging that they are manufactured in a facility where nuts and only God knows what else is produced there as well. Geez, who would’ve thought that peanut butter crackers might be made in a factory where any kind of nuts and other possible allergens were used also. I’m wondering what “nut” thought up that as a press release and recall. So back on topic… the Austin peanut butter crackers taste as if they have a bit more sugar in them. I haven’t checked the labels as I am having to eat them regardless. Because! Just as soon as they produced and released some more 20 packs in the Ritz brand, now they’re out of them again. I bought some a couple of weeks ago and now they are out of stock again! Geez! Even the Austin brand went to out of stock status during the Ritz outage and I had to settle for the Lance brand. That was a nightmare. They used to be the best, long before Ritz even came along with their snack packs. Now, the last ones that I bought were just awful. They tasted absolutely nothing like the ones I grew up on! So why not make my own? Am I lazy? Nope! Just have a number of disabilities that prevent me from doing too much standing, sitting or lying down. It helps make my life much easier to be able to live a life of convenience due to those factors. I would buy Austin again if I had to, but I will not ever buy Lance again until they go back to whatever they changed.
Bphillips23 –
good balance between indulgence and convenience
Austin Peanut Butter on Toasty Sandwich Crackers offers a classic, satisfying snack that combines the crunch of toasted crackers with a creamy peanut butter filling. The individual single-serve packs make it super convenient for on-the-go snacking, lunchboxes, or quick bites between meals.
The crackers themselves are crisp and lightly toasted, providing a nice texture contrast to the smooth, slightly sweet peanut butter center. The peanut butter flavor is authentic and not overly processed, which is a big plus for those who enjoy a genuine nutty taste.
With 20 packs in a box, it’s a good value for families or anyone who likes to keep snacks handy. These crackers are great for kids and adults alike, offering a tasty and energy-boosting snack option that’s easy to share or portion out.
anonymous –
cheap ind wrap cookies for a snack
great for single person homes who dont snack often or for packing lunches or going on long car rides. individually wrapped portions is great. texture. it is just another cookie. like a knock off to gv peanut butter nutty cookies. prices went up 2.00 so it’ll be my last pack. one pack last me all winter without going stale like a family pack tray of cookies would.
Whitney –
Perfect grab-and-go snack with great flavor
These peanut butter sandwich crackers are a pantry staple in our house. The peanut butter is creamy and salty without being overpowering, and the crackers have that perfect toasty crunch. I love that they come in individually wrapped packs—super convenient for tossing in a lunchbox, diaper bag, or glove compartment. They’ve saved me more than once when I needed a quick snack on the go. Also great for school snacks or work breaks. They don’t crumble too easily, and the texture holds up without getting soggy or dry. Definitely a repeat buy.
nbisland1 –
Peanut butter and crackers is stable. That one should keep in the house for the munchy moment that you don’t feel like getting up fixing something and that’s exactly what these feel the war for me. I wasn’t feeling well so I had peanut butter and crackers, which is a good protein thank you.
Ronald –
A Good Snack And Peanut Butter Is Protein
I love to snack late at night while watching TV. Chips, pretzels and popcorn are delicious, but full of calories. Since I am a Peanut Butter lover, these crackers are a better choice for me to snack on. The crackers are tasty and crispy, the peanut butter delicious and the saltiness is just right.
Charlotte –
crackers
I love these, not as expensive as name brand but taste is important. I use these to travel and makes having a quick snack on the plane easy. Southwest is down to 1 very small pack of ok pretzels or semi ok graham crackers. I need more in my tummy, but can’t eat a lot so these work great – along with other crackers. Also get these for a friend in a care home
Karen –
Great for quick breakfast or snack
I’ve eating these crackers for years. They are actually my favorite breakfast food.
I compared them with other brands and, surprisingly, they were still my Best Buy.
Barbara –
Out dated peanut butter crackers.
I have purchased these t snack on before and enjoyed them. But, when I received my order today I noticed the packaging was loose and I opened one of the packs and it tasted old. I checked the expiration date and they are expired. Attached pictures.
Deborah –
No
These crackers are awful. I purchased these instead of the Lance brand because those were out of stock. These have the worst artificial taste to them. It doesn’t taste like peanut butter all. The crackers themselves are mostly broken and crumbled in the package, making an already bad cracker that much worse.