Carr's Table Water Cracked Pepper Crackers

Carr's is a historic British brand renowned for its premium crackers and biscuits. The brand's history dates back to 1831 when Jonathan Dodgson Carr established a small bakery in Carlisle, England. The business quickly gained prestige, becoming one of the first biscuit manufacturers to receive a Royal Warrant from Queen Victoria in 1841. This legacy of quality is still central to the brand's identity today, particularly for its iconic Table Water crackers which are known for their thin, crisp texture.

While the brand originated in Carlisle, its ownership has transitioned through several major food conglomerates. Historically part of United Biscuits, the brand was acquired by Kellogg Company in 2001 (specifically the North American rights). As of late 2023 and moving forward, the brand is under the ultimate ownership of Kellanova, the global snacking powerhouse formed after the spin-off of Kellogg's cereal business. In Canada, Carr's products are widely distributed through local retail partners, maintaining their position as a staple in the premium cracker market. Most Carr's products continue to be manufactured in the United Kingdom, specifically at the historic Carlisle factory, though global logistics may occasionally involve regional distribution hubs.