SPOTTED: Ritz Original and Garlic Butter Seasoned Coating Mixes

Ritz Original Flavor Seasoned Coating Mix

Ritz Garlic Butter Seasoned Coating Mix

Isn’t it more satisfying to hammer a sleeve of Ritz with a meat tenderizer or wiggle your butt while sitting on a box of Ritz to crush them? Maybe that’s just me. (Spotted by John R at Hannaford.)

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7 thoughts to “SPOTTED: Ritz Original and Garlic Butter Seasoned Coating Mixes”

  1. I think it would be easier if you do it at home. I mean it just ground up ritz crackers which you can easily do with a food processor or even a ziploc bag grinding up to a fine powder.

    1. Yeah, they sell bread, graham cracker and Oreo crumbs too. And pre cut vegetables. Convenience sells!

  2. Since fudge covered Ritz crackers are a thing, I wonder if fudge covered seasoned coating mix can be far behind. Perhaps it could be used to coat homemade soft pretzels?

  3. I’m interested to use these on a batch of funeral potatoes, but I’d likely just go back to smashing them by hand.

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