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The unnaturally orange cracker sandwiches in the crinkly six-pack — cheese crackers hugging peanut butter, dispensed by every vending machine, gas station, and lunchbox of the 90s. Austin wasn't the fancy option. Austin was the one that was actually there.
Miniature Ritz crackers glued together with cheese or peanut butter, the snack pack that rattled in every lunchbox and starred in a run of outer-space commercials. Nabisco's bite-sized spin on a cracker from 1934.
Tiny bear-shaped graham crackers, arms up or arms down, shaken out of the box by the fistful. Nabisco launched Teddy Grahams in 1988 in honey, cinnamon, and chocolate, and they immediately colonized every lunchbox, snack cup, and church-nursery cracker bowl in America — the rare 80s launch that feels completely 90s.