[DesertRhino]

Walmart had no Premium Saltines and instead had a mountain of some Mexican brand of cracker. The entire box was in spanish, and it said “Hecho en Mexico”. I went ahead and bought them and at least something went right.

Instead of Premium Saltines that had no perceivable salt, and left an unleavened flour taste in your mouth, these Mexican Crackers were the real deal like you remember from when you were a kid. So that was a find.

But it says something bad about the supply chain.

[ProfessorGoldiloxx]

My parents hate the NEW saltines that stores carry. I’ll mention the Walmart mexican thingie.

[CatOwner]

Thanks for the heads up. We don't use Saltines much, but when we do, it's usually for my wife who has something of a touchy gut and she needs to eat something. I've seen what looks like Mexican Crackers at HEB. I passed on them this weekend, but maybe we'll try them out.

We usually get the "Fresh Snacks" Saltines which has them packed in eight separate stacks that are shorter (of course, less total weight than the standard long stacks). Like I said, we don't eat them all that often, and the shorter stacks allow the unopened crackers to stay fresh longer.

[Scarlett156]

Haha, I was just wondering what happened to saltine crackers. Even fresh out of the package, they always feel and taste like they’re stale now.