Ed Pawlowski wrote:
> Growing up, decades ago, we always had Ritz crackers in the house. Some
> years later, I tried Town House and that became the staple snack cracker
> in our household. Last week I was in a store that only had Ritz so I
> pick up a box figuring "close enough". Finally had a couple of them and
> while a good flavor, the salt hit me hard. Reading the nutritional
> value of each it is only 130 versus 135, but it hits you differently.
> Must be more on the top to reach the tongue first. Too much for my
> taste, I'm going back to Town House and the more buttery flavor.



I used to buy T.H. years ago and after reading this thread, thought I'd
try them again.

In a local market yesterday I looked. Ritz were on sale for $2.49 (they
are ALWAYS on sale.) T.H. same size box were $4.99. Huh? Ritz will do
nicely.

gloria p

"gloria.p" > wrote
> I used to buy T.H. years ago and after reading this thread, thought I'd
> try them again.
>
> In a local market yesterday I looked. Ritz were on sale for $2.49 (they
> are ALWAYS on sale.) T.H. same size box were $4.99. Huh? Ritz will do
> nicely.
>
> gloria p

OUCH, I've never paid that much. They are often on sale here for $2.50.
Keep an eye out for them.

I much prefer townhouse over Ritz,but will only buy them while on sale because here in Washington state,a box of TH runs about $4-$5.00's. Not paying five bucks for crackers.

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