Nabisco considers Crown Pilot crackers, which are sold primarily in New England at $2.89 a box, its longest-running product, dating back 204 years.

Food giant RJR Nabisco is poised to crumble in the face of angry Mainers upset about the culinary downsizing of their favorite chowder cracker. Nabisco officials have scheduled an announcement for ...

For the second time in a little more than a decade, Nabisco has halted production of its Crown Pilot Crackers, the hard, rectangular biscuits that were invented in Newburyport and ...

When Nabisco brought back Crown Pilot Crackers in 1997, it marked the brand's revival by inviting its fans to join in celebrations aboard a boat that stopped in Boston, Gloucester, Mass. and Portland.

PORTLAND, Maine - For the second time in just over a decade, Nabisco has halted production of its Crown Pilot Crackers, the hard, rectangular biscuits that generations of New Englanders loved to ...

CHEBEAGUE ISLAND, Maine — Before it was over, they begged, badgered and cajoled. They wrote hard-edged letters and soft-hearted songs, ignoring those who ridiculed their cause. Yesterday, the… ...

When Nabisco brought back Crown Pilot Crackers in 1997, it marked the brand's revival by inviting its fans to join in celebrations aboard a boat that stopped in Boston, Gloucester, Mass. and Portland.

When Nabisco brought back Crown Pilot Crackers in 1997, it marked the brand's revival by inviting its fans to join in celebrations aboard a boat that stopped in Boston, Gloucester, Mass. and Portland.

In fact, except in the case of one rather bland cracker, there was no consumer outcry over the 300 or so other products that Nabisco discontinued in 1996.The Crown Pilot cracker has its fans.