Ritz, saltines, or something else?
We have both, but the Ritz seem to get used more often?

Saltines for a day to day cracker, Ritz if I have company. (Company also gets Natty Light in a bottle, way more classy).

When it comes to soup crackers I find the Oyster brand to be the best. The Dollar General brand does not cut the mustard in my bowl of Progresso Hearty Tomato.

Club crackers. Haven't looked at the stats on them but I imagine they have to be horrible for you

Triscuits

 
Garlic Triscuits and Keebler saltines.
 

Keebler Townhouse, Chicken in a Biscuit, Triscuit parmesan garlic thin crisps.

Not necessarily in that order.

Club and Ritz for eating with cheese. Oyster and saltines for chili. If I have company coming over it's usually Ritz, Club, and some form of fancy looking crackers that I never eat, just put them on the plate because they look more sophisticated.

Triscuits for me please.

For cheese - I can't remember the brand, but I know 'em when I see 'em. Much fancier than ritz or club. I eat my cheese a la carte so only spring for the fancy crackers when I have company.

For soups/stews - oyster crackers

For eating:

wheat thin sundried tomato basil

triscuit rosemary

cheez-it white cheddar

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I prefer Cheeze-Its when eaten alone.

I prefer club crackers with cheese slices.

I prefer saltines with peanut butter.

I prefer oyster crackers with soups.

Chicken in a biscuit, Ritz, Triscuit Cracked pepper, and the occasional obligatory Goldfish (got little boys in the house)

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The Keebler Multi Grain Club Crackers or one or the Triscuit flavors. I use either of them with summer sausage & cheeze or soups.

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Not the ones that come in bulk bags, but the ones that come in the little cardboard circus box. Great with a dash of Franks Red Hot on them.

I used to buy Keebler Town House Crackers (liked the oval shape). But the toasting was inconsistent, so I switched to Ritz crackers. The round ones (four sealed sleeves per box).

Club are my favorites, but I like saltines for soups.

Ritz. Wheat Thins and Triscuits would probably tie for 2nd place.

recently I've become fond of a thin hazelnut flour cracker that is subtly addicting

Ritz crackers by far they go with eveything.

Triscuits. Hint o’ salt variety.