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. But as with any good thing, this effort has had ...

Like all Pilot crackers, it was made from two ingredients, flour and water, and if that plus the 103 years it’s been getting stale for aren’t sufficient reasons against eating it, there’s ...

A stale cracker which was once aboard the Titanic has sold at auction for just over $30,000. The Spillers & Bakers "Pilot" biscuit was salvaged by James Fenwick, a passenger on the Carpathia, the ...

I still had jelly left, so I went to the AC store and bought a box of Pilot Bread crackers. That was all I bought. I didn't eat out. That night hives showed up all over my body.

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.

Alaska Runs on Pilot Bread. How an indestructible cracker became Alaska’s favorite food. by Joshua Hunt. Illustrations by Rejoy Armamento. Jul 13, 2022, 1:30 PM UTC.

A 100-year-old cracker that traveled on the Titanic has sold at auction for 15,000 pounds—roughly $23,000. The Spillers & Bakers Pilot cracker was saved from a Titanic lifeboat by James Fenwick ...

G.H. Bent Co., started in 1801, still bakes and sells old-fashioned crackers in Milton. Its famous crackers, used by old-fashioned New Englanders in turkey stuffings, were taken onto the ...

Crackers have been around since time immemorial, ... The first modern crackers were introduced in 1792, which he later sold as Crown Pilot Crackers, a product that was only discontinued in 2008.