Own Brand equivalent to Ritz Crackers

RHemmings
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Are there any own brand, e.g. Aldi or Lidl, equivalents to Ritz Crackers?
I apologise for asking such a basic question but at present I've vastly reduced my visits to supermarkets, and typically only visit one per shopping journey. So, my normal exhaustive search for products has been curtailed.

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  • sarah1972
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    edited 2 April 2020 at 1:15PM
    I assume you mean Ritz original and not ritz cheese?
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  • RHemmings
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    Thanks. I was after the plain ones.
  • Browntoa
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    Aldi do an own brand
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  • RHemmings
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    Thanks. I did a shop @ ASDA today, and managed to buy almost everything on our list. However, the one thing I couldn't buy - either original brand or own brand - was Ritz crackers.
    I'll be next week before I shop again. I'm going to try another supermarket.
  • wolfehouse
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    Home bargains does ones called saltz from a company called. Bakeville.
    cheaper than ritz and I find them ok.
  • sarah1972
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    RHemmings said:
    Thanks. I did a shop @ ASDA today, and managed to buy almost everything on our list. However, the one thing I couldn't buy - either original brand or own brand - was Ritz crackers.
    I'll be next week before I shop again. I'm going to try another supermarket.
    The asda ones are lovely so its a shame you couldn't get them, the Tesco ones are just as nice though 
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  • RHemmings
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    edited 5 April 2020 at 3:08PM
    sarah1972 said:
    RHemmings said:
    Thanks. I did a shop @ ASDA today, and managed to buy almost everything on our list. However, the one thing I couldn't buy - either original brand or own brand - was Ritz crackers.
    I'll be next week before I shop again. I'm going to try another supermarket.
    The asda ones are lovely so its a shame you couldn't get them, the Tesco ones are just as nice though 
    I will try again. But, it's odd that there's plenty of toilet paper to buy, but I can't get Ritz Crackers, or a substitute, for love nor money.
  • misskebbles
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    I've managed to get proper Ritz both in Lidl and Sainsbury in Essex.  Hope this helps
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