Christie Crispers Ranch Flavour

Crispers are a popular Canadian snack that sits in the unique space between a cracker and a potato chip. Originally launched in the early 1990s as a 'baked, not fried' alternative to traditional potato chips, they are famous for their intense seasoning and distinct crunch. The product is primarily composed of a blend of wheat and potato flour, offering various bold flavours such as Ranch, Ketchup, and All Dressed.

The brand is a legacy of Christie, Brown & Company, which was founded in Toronto in 1853 by William Mellis Christie. Historically, the brand was a staple of Canadian biscuit manufacturing. Today, Crispers are manufactured in Canada by Mondelez Canada, a division of the global snack giant Mondelez International. While the 'Christie' name is iconic in Canada, its ownership transitioned through Nabisco and Kraft Foods before becoming part of the Mondelez portfolio following the corporate spin-off in 2012.