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Serve your signature soups and stews with a packet of these delicious Zesta oyster crackers on the side! These oyster crackers have a light, mild flavor that pairs well with a variety of soups, from a classic tomato soup to a zesty chili. Sprinkle a packet of oyster crackers on top of New England clam chowder or a rich seafood bisque to add a crunchy element to your creamy offerings. Unlike regular-sized crackers, customers won’t have to crumble these smaller oyster crackers into their soups, since they are the perfect size for every spoonful. These also serve as a great complimentary accompaniment to customers at your wine tastings, offering them something to nibble on to cleanse their palates between tastings.

Individually wrapped in convenient 0.5 oz. packs, these crackers make portioning a breeze and offers enhanced sanitation and food safety over serving bulk crackers. The individual wrapping ensures your crackers stay fresh and prevents cross contamination with allergens. Perfect for serving alongside meals at your restaurant, adding to the grab-and-go area of your cafeteria, or tossing into to-go orders, these cracker packs are a convenient option for any establishment! Each case includes 300 packs of crackers, ensuring you’ll remain in good supply.

As a Kellogg’s brand, Zesta is proud to offer Kellogg’s quality in all of their products! Kellogg’s understands the importance of a nutritious meal and is constantly working to improve the nutrition of their foods without sacrificing delicious taste. Aiming for a healthier future for over 100 years, Kellogg’s was one of the first companies to print nutrition labeling on their packaging. Kellogg’s encompasses a variety of widely recognized brands that are known for their delicious taste and wholesome, nutritious ingredients. From beloved breakfast cereals to delicious ingredients, Kellogg’s offers everything you need to deliver satisfying meals to your hungry customers!https://cdnimg.webstaurantstore.com/images/products/large/690043/3011118.jpg