RITZ Toasted Chips Sweet Habanero Crackers, Bulk Individual Snacks, 12 Snack Packs

I gotta say, I was a little curious and a little hesitant when I saw 'sweet habanero'. Sweet and spicy? Usually, one overpowers the other, right? And usually, the heat overpowers.But these? They actually nailed it. You get that crispiness, that light and airy texture, which is always a plus. Then comes flavor. First, you definitely taste the sweetness – it's not like a sugary sweetness, more of a subtle, almost caramelized thing going on. And then, the habanero kicks in.It's not that kind of crazy heat. It's more of a gentle warmth that builds a little as you keep munching. It's got that distinct habanero flavor, that fruity kind of heat, which is way more interesting than just plain old spice.Honestly, the balance is what surprised me the most. Neither the sweet nor the heat overpowers the other. They play really well together, making it a pretty addictive snack. I found myself reaching for more without even realizing it.They're not trying to be healthy, let's be real. You know it's a processed snack. But as far as flavor goes? These are a solid win. Good for just munching on the couch, or I bet they'd be pretty awesome with some kind of creamy dip to cool things down a bit.All in all, if you're looking for something a little different than your usual salty chip, and you're down for a touch of sweetness with a nice, manageable heat, give these RITZ Sweet Habanero Toasted Chips a shot. You might be surprised how good they are.

Worth the price? 4/5Would I buy again? 4/5I love crackers. Seasoned crackers are even better. The flavor on these have some kick (habenero, of course), but you're not going to be running to get water to cool down. They also go well with different dips too. For the most part, the bag came with full pieces, but expect to get a few broken pieces/crumbs here and there. All in all, this wasn't too bad for the size of the bags and the price. I'd consider getting more, maybe try a new flavor.

I try to avoid processed foods in general for myself and kids, but sometimes it's just too convenient. Other times, it's just too tasty. These satisfy both exceptions. While these have some unhealthy ingredients including high fructose corn syrup and soybean oil, it's not horrible. There's no trans-fats (a must for me), and no food dyes (a must for my kids). The macros aren't bad—6g of fat, 21g of carbs, and 2g of protein. And there are no essentials to speak of. But you're not getting these for nutrition. You're getting these because they're delicious. I love the sweet and spicy and they do it well. It's not really spicy so my kids actually enjoy it, but it has a little kick, which I like.They come in the double size package, which may be a bad thing since you probably won't be able to control yourself and not eat the whole thing. I enjoy the original RItz crackers, but these are much better.

I have shared these with a few family members, and the reviews have all been the same. "I really like these!". I found that the habanero is rather mild. I love spicy food. My mom said the same, and she also loves spicy food. My sisters said, "They have a bit of a bite". They barely handle spicy food.These were super fresh, 12 small bags to a box. At +$2/bag, that's gas station pricing. Not sure I can get behind 12 bags for $28 dollars. The value isn't there for me. But, they are good and would recommend adding these to your car trip snack bag. Just plan an extra drink for some of you.

This product is a 12 pack of some fairly generously sized packs of crackers. I would say the packs are too large to say throw into a pack lunch or something similar which is a shame as that hurts the convince value of multipacks like this substantially. I would say that each bag of crackers is probably about 2 servings in practice.Taste for this product was on point from such a recognizable brand. They are light and crunchy with a slight buttery flavour up front and a spiciness that comes in the end that is not shy at all. These crackers are spicer than I would expect them to be from a product that is most certainly targeting a wide demographic, but to me they had a nice kick. As a frame of reference, adjusting a scale for 0 = not spicy at all, and 10 = jalapeno (im taking a 'regular' jalapeno here, sometimes these are ineligibly hot...), I would put this somewhere on the 6-7 range. Approachable for sure, but if you are one that does not like spicy food I would definitely give this a pass.This multipack is perhaps a little on the expensive side, but are a nice cracker that would pair nicely with most cheeses or even as a lighter snack.

These meet all of my expectations for a Ritz product but the flavor was just not one I cared for. I’m sure others will love these like my husband does.

The habanero crackers have a flakey texture much like a regular Ritz cracker. When I first bit into the cracker, I could taste the familiar buttery sweetness of a Ritz cracker. However, after I started chewing it, my tongue and the back of my throat started to burn. The habanero cracker is very spicy and not to my liking. The spicy taste and burning sensation lasted until I ate something else, and I only ate half a cracker. I'm going to give these crackers to friends, so that more people can try them. If you do not like very spicy foods, try one of the other flavors.Update: Even my friends from India don't like the taste of these toasted crackers.

These chips were a pleasant surprise—not just in flavor, but also in how much comes in each snack pack. They’re not particularly spicy, but there’s a subtle kick that helps them stand out. The texture is more like a thin cracker than a traditional chip, which gives them a unique feel. I don’t see myself keeping them stocked all the time, but as an occasional snack, they’re a flavorful and satisfying option.