Club Sea Salt Cracker Crisps, Baked Snack Crackers, 7.1 oz

These are the beat. Why can't I find them anymore? Where are the franks red got sweet ones? Please put them back in stores. They are far better than the Ritz style ones.

I really enjoy these crispy buttery crackers. Very disappointed that they are so hard to find now.

I can not believe these were discontinued. These were my favorite. They erred so much better than ritz toasted chips.

Club Crisps are the most absolute best, a lot moreso than Ritz or any other brand. Love the Ranch and Sea Salt. HEB discontinued them. Please bring them back!

I am not a snacker no chips, no dips, pretzels, etc. I was going thru an aisle and I saw the Club Sea Salt Crisps. I only eat Club crackers if I have crackers. Since I like sea salt and the Club crackers I thought I would  try the crisps. Those crisps could turn me into a snacker!

I have been buying Club Crisps since they were first introduced about 2 years ago. They are by far my family's favorite snack, and are delicious alone or with a dip. When I went to several markets recently to purchase more, I was dismayed to learn that they had been removed from the supermarket shelves. I have gone to three diffferent chains in search of them, Why have the supermarkets removed them from their shelves? They are a goldmine in taste, quality and crispness. I find that Ritz Crisps that seem to have taken their place are nowhere nearly as satisfying. Please put these buttery snack chips back on the shelves as soon as possible.

Can't find them anywhere! I'm going through withdrawal. The sea salt are the best .

Why is the Seasalt version of the Crisp Club priced at $ 11.90 and the Ranch version is priced at $ 3.78 ??

I placed an order that arrived in several boxes. One large box had four large cans of Rotel and four bags of Club Crisp. Nothing else in the box. They used the bags of crisps as the filler. Needless to say, they were all crumbs, and all four bags went in the trash. Don't buy these online.

These crisps are delicious! The bag is only 7.1 ounces, which give you a couple of good handfuls, with only a few being whole. At least one third of the bag is crumbs. I suppose you could use them for a casserole topping, but I'd rather have whole ones to eat as a snack. The crumbs are probably why the price has dropped from $3.78 to $2.68 within 2 weeks.