“Savoy crackers were originally made in Melbourne by the Brockhoff biscuit company. Arnott’s joined with this company in the 1960s and decided to keep both Savoy and Jatz because consumers in ...

Jatz are to Savoy crackers as the husky is to a malamute (while the Ritz is, in this writer’s opinion, the noble wolf). Very similar beasts, both worthy, hardworking and reliable, and are the ...

What if we told you that you can turn that packet of Jatz (you know, the one that’s hanging out in the back of your pantry) into a super easy 5-ingredient dessert? That’s right, you can do way ...

The difference between two popular crackers from one of Australia’s biggest brands has been revealed — and exactly where you can get each. Arnott’s sells both Jatz and Savoy crackers, with ...

Jatz or Savoy? The cheeseboard staple that seldom crosses borders inspires the same sort of loyalist fervour usually reserved for rugby teams or deciding who sells the best banh mi.

Don't miss out on the headlines from Food. Followed categories will be added to My News. Arnott’s sells both Jatz and Savoy crackers, with Savoy branded ones typically found in Victoria and ...

Arnott’s sells both Jatz and Savoy crackers, with Savoy branded ones typically found in Victoria and Tasmania. But, one Reddit user recently posed the question to the towns Albury and Wodonga ...