I grew up eating Sester crackers, which were my favorite type of crackers. The other day I bought some at a Winn-Dixie store in Florida. They were buy one get one free so I had two boxes. I couldn’t wait to get home and eat some in a can of tomato soup.as soon as they hit the soup, they started wilting and they tasted like you were eating paste. They were horrible. When they were made by the Keebler company they were so crisp, crunchy, and they tasted good. Now I will just never buy them again because they taste so bad. Someone from Kellogg’s needs to put them in some soup and try them and see how they like them. Never again!

The last 3 boxes of Zesta's have been STALE upon opening. Plus an ordor reminiscent of used motor oul. It's disgusting. I have lived in south Florida over 25 yrs. This has never been a problem. Now, I must go to an inferior product, but one that is fresh when opened. I am orginally from Cincinnati, Oh, where previously there was a factory. Where are they made now? Is the delivery time a part of the stale issue? What and why the overpowering smell?
Thank you for your response.
Martha Scheuermann