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Vintage RITZ Crackers Ad - National Biscuit Company Magazine Advertisement

Ritz crackers full-page vintage advertisement with cracker box, milk bottle and jam
Ritz crackers full-page vintage advertisement with cracker box, milk bottle and jamOriginal file
Ritz crackers full-page vintage advertisement with cracker box, milk bottle and jam

Vintage Ritz crackers magazine advertisement headlined It's a wise woman who glorifies old stand-bys with Ritz.

Part of 1998-2011 Mercury Grand Marquis Brochures & Literature

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This document is not an automotive reference at all; it is a vintage full-page color magazine advertisement for RITZ crackers by the National Biscuit Company (NBC, later Nabisco). The main illustration shows a red RITZ cracker box on a checkered tablecloth with a plate of crackers, a jar of peanut butter, a milk bottle, a jar of jam or preserves, a knife, and a spoon. The headline reads "It's a wise woman who glorifies old stand-bys with RITZ." Body copy under "PANTRY FEAST" promotes Ritz as a crunchy golden cracker whose crisp freshness and flavor are "sealed in" by a special baking process. Three smaller panels suggest serving ideas: "GOOD FOR YOU" (Ritz with tomato juice, watercress, and lemon), "TRIED THIS ONE?" (apple, cheese, and Ritz as a snack), and "TO THE WIVES AND MOTHERS," which urges shoppers to look for the red NBC Seal of the National Biscuit Company. The footer tagline states "IT'S AMERICA'S FAVORITE CRACKER • A PRODUCT OF NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY." The ad is undated and contains no automotive content, so it does not apply to the claimed 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis.

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Frequently asked questions

What product is advertised in this document?
RITZ crackers, described as "America's Favorite Cracker," a product of the National Biscuit Company (NBC).
What serving suggestions does the ad give for Ritz crackers?
Serving Ritz with tomato juice dressed with watercress and a lemon slice as a first course, and combining apple, snappy cheese and Ritz to finish a meal or as a late evening snack.
How does the ad say Ritz stays fresh?
Crisp freshness and flavor are "sealed in" by a special baking process, and Ritz comes fresh in moisture-proof packages.
What symbol does the ad tell shoppers to look for?
The red NBC Seal of National Biscuit Company, said to stand for the finest in quality, purity, freshness and flavor in crackers and cookies.
Is this document related to a vehicle?
No. It is a food advertisement for Ritz crackers and contains no automotive information.

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