Discover Ritz Breaks Original , the convenient, on-the-go version of the world's most iconic crackers! This multipack contains six individual 31.6g packets (five crackers per packet), perfect for taking anywhere. Each Ritz cracker offers that unmistakable buttery and subtly salty taste, with a unique texture that's both crispy at first bite and melts in your mouth .

The magic of Ritz crackers lies in their perfect balance: a light, flaky crumb achieved through a precise blend of leavening agents, coated in a thin, golden, and flavorful layer. The seven characteristic holes in each cracker are not merely decorative – they allow steam to escape during baking for a uniform and perfect texture. The iconic scalloped edge completes the elegance of these crackers that have captivated the world since 1934.

Ritz Breaks are baked in sunflower oil (not fried!), giving them their characteristic lightness. The British recipe uses wheat flour, barley malt flour for toasty notes, and glucose-fructose syrup. Suitable for vegetarians . Contains wheat and barley (gluten). May contain milk .

Tip : Ritz crackers are incredibly versatile! The British love them plain with a cup of tea, topped with cream cheese and smoked salmon as an appetizer, spread with pâté or cream cheese, or dipped in hummus . They're also perfect crumbled over a gratin or baked in a crust for fish. The Breaks individual pack format is ideal for children's lunchboxes , desk drawers, or travel bags.

About Ritz : The story of Ritz Crackers begins in 1934 in the United States , in the midst of the Great Depression. Nabisco (National Biscuit Company) was looking to compete with Sunshine Biscuits' "Hi Ho" crackers and tasked an employee, commercial artist Sydney S. Stern , with creating a name and marketing concept in just one weekend! Stern chose the name " Ritz " to evoke the luxury and elegance of César Ritz's famous hotels—offering struggling Americans "a bite of the good life" for only 19 cents a box. He also designed the iconic logo (blue circle, yellow lettering), inspired by a tag he had seen in his hat! The crackers were launched on November 21, 1934, in Philadelphia and Baltimore , and then distributed nationally in 1935. The success was immediate: within three years , Ritz became the number one cracker in America . In 1939 , Walt Disney even produced a short advertising film, " Mickey's Surprise Party, " featuring a box of Ritz! During World War II, Nabisco printed the recipe for " Mock Apple Pie " (apple pie without apples) using Ritz on the boxes—a rationing trick that became iconic. Ritz has been present in the UK since 1961. The brand has had several owners: RJR Nabisco , then Kraft Foods (2000), before becoming part of Mondelēz International in the 2012 spin-off. In 2011 , a YouGov poll named Ritz the " best perceived snack brand " among American consumers. Today, nearly half of American households buy Ritz, and the brand generates almost $1.5 billion in annual revenue. Ritz Breaks are manufactured in Italy for the British market.