Snack purveyor Mondelez has issued a nationwide recall of mislabeled Ritz ... left side of the carton. The company noted that while the outer packaging advertises these crackers as the cheese ...

Admittedly, the cracker doesn't cut the cheese all by itself, and a little pull is required by hand after. "It loosened it though," commented the Ritz TikTok account after the hand-pulling was ...

A "limited quantity" of Ritz Cracker's Cheese Cracker Sandwiches Family ... The dates can be found on the left side of the packaging. To date, Mondelēz has not received any reports of injuries ...

Ritz says the ridges are for people to roll the crackers across cheese, to cut the cheese, or make it easier to rip into smaller pieces. There you have it, mystery solved! After all these years ...

For most snacking situations, you would still need a knife to cut the cheese. Do the scalloped edges on Ritz make it a better cheese-cutting tool than other crackers? Possibly. It's also possible ...

is to "cut": The video shows a hand rolling the cracker across a slice of Swiss cheese, pizza-cutter-style, perforating it so it can neatly be torn in half and used to make a simple Ritz sandwich.

The recall applies to 21.6-ounce Ritz Cheese Cracker Sandwiches Family Size cartons stamped with the following "best when used by" dates: These dates can be found on the left side of the carton.

A "limited quantity" of Ritz Cracker's Cheese Cracker Sandwiches Family Size ... The dates can be found on the left side of the packaging. To date, Mondelēz has not received any reports of ...