Ritz crackers are a popular salty cracker that is usually eaten with cheese and meat. But if you are searching for a sweeter treat inspired by Ritz crackers, read on to find out more about Ritz Bits Sandwiches Graham Cracker S’mores by Nabisco.
I was pleased to run into Ritz Bits Sandwiches Graham Cracker S’mores by Nabisco when I visited my local Big Lots recently. I noticed the word “Ritz” and immediately thought of Ritz crackers. I imagined that this product was similar, until I read on and found out that this is a sweet snack inspired by Ritz crackers. The 255g (9oz) pack cost $1.80, which was a good price for the size.
Taste
When I first opened the box of Ritz Bits Sandwiches Graham Cracker S’mores by Nabisco I found that the product was wrapped in a foiled sealed bag for freshness. As I pulled out my first cracker, I found that it was a bite size piece. I was expecting the crackers to be the same size as Ritz crackers. As I bit into the first Ritz Bits Sandwich, I was delighted with the marshmallow and chocolate cream filling that was encased between two graham crackers.
Each 30g (9 crackers) serving size contains 150 calories, 2.5g of saturated fat, no cholesterol, 125mg of sodium, 1g of dietary fibre, 11g of sugar and 1g of protein. The serving size for Ritz Bits Sandwiches Graham Cracker S’mores by Nabisco is surprisingly high. If you go by the recommended serving size, you will be consuming 13% of your recommended saturated fat allowance for the day as well as 5% sodium and 2% dietary fibre. This would be a suitable snack for people who are trying to cut down on their overall salt intake, as the sodium content is low.
Recommendation
I would highly recommend Ritz Bits Sandwiches Graham Cracker S’mores by Nabisco. The snack is tasty and fairly nutritious, as long as you do not consume too many crackers.
Further Products
There are three further related Ritz Bits varieties on offer. These include Peanut Butter, Cheese, and Peanut Butter and Jelly.
On the back of the box of this product, there is a children’s search game. Children must find 13 items that start with the letter “m” from a picture, 14 that start with the letter “c” and 8 items that start with the letter “g”. This game can help children with their perception skills, build their vocabulary and add extra fun to a child’s afternoon snack.
