There’s just something comforting about a hot bowl of soup and a crisp saltine cracker. But most saltines in the grocery store aren’t exactly organic.
So I did some research of what kinds of organic saltine crackers there were. Surprisingly, there are quite a few that are certified USDA Organic and Non-GMO. Here’s what my husband and I thought about each brand. Turns out, we both loved the same two brands and didn’t like the other two brands.
While I’ve added in links to Amazon below, keep in mind these crackers are much cheaper to find in your local store.
Annie’s Saltine Crackers
This saltine cracker is among my favorites. One year, Annie’s Saltine Crackers were on sale on Vitacost for super cheap. I bought 36 boxes. No joke. We had enough saltines to last us for 7 months. And we enjoyed every single box.
Pros:
- Buttery
- Rich Flavor
- Salty
- Sturdy for Dips
- Unique Shape
Suzie’s Organic Saltines
This was the second organic saltine brand that both my husband and I really loved. It’s nice that you have smaller serving packages so that the crackers don’t go stale.
They’re so good that they’ve been included in the Love With Food snack subscription box. It’s among the best healthy subscription boxes!
Pros:
- More Traditional Saltine Shape
- Made with Olive Oil
- Portion Controlled Packets Individually Sealed for Freshness
- Crunchy
- Come in different flavors, such as Rosemary and Sesame
Back to Nature Organic Saltine
These crackers were among the easiest to find in major grocery retailers. The packaging has since changed on the Back to Nature crackers since I tried them.
Pros:
- Smaller Sizes
- Easier to find in stores
Cons:
- Dry
- Not much flavor
Late July
These Late July saltine crackers were among our least favorite. I don’t know if seeing the circle shape that looks like a Ritz cracker makes me think it was going to be buttery and rich, but then it’s not and it messes with your mind 😉
Their packaging has also changed since my first review.
Pros:
- Fun shape
Cons:
- Not great taste
- Harder to find in stores
I tasted all of these in a live taste test for my YouTube channel. See all of the brands in the video below.
What crackers do you love? Any brands we missed??
Also check out my black bean pasta review. And our taste test of Goodbelly Probiotic Drinks.
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And check out the 4 drinks that should always be in your refrigerator.
Mikki says
I haven’t gotten saltines for years for the same reason. I didn’t even think of looking for these on Vitacost. I”ll have to try Suzie’s or Annies. Great video.
Kimberly Button says
Thanks! They are both great! I know there are gluten-free options on Vitacost, too. I’d be interested to see how those taste in comparison to traditional saltines.
vegan san says
We had Scchar (sp?) gluten free saltines and they don’t have much flavor and they break into pieces real easy.