The snack that smiles back has announced a change to its iconic name. Goldfish crackers will now be known as “Chilean Sea Bass” beginning Wednesday (October 23), in an effort to expand its ...

The baked snack with the giant cheese taste showed up the competition when it launched the "extra toasty" box. Note: This cracker does contain whey protein but hasn't been included in any recalls ...

Goldfish crackers are a fun snack that just about everyone loves, but if they’re a bit too plain for you, their newest flavor might be more to your liking. New limited-edition Old Bay Seasoned ...

Goldfish crackers are not the only snack food to be recalled over salmonella fears recently. Some Ritz Cracker varieties were also recalled Saturday due to a potential presence of salmonella ...

There’s nothing off-putting about these buttery little sandwich crackers, but they seem a bit under-baked and under-stuffed, which may explain their soft blandness. 150 calories, 2.5 g fat, 270 ...

Goldfish crackers are a product of Pepperidge Farm. They're baked with real cheese, have coloring sources from plants and have no artificial flavors or preservatives, according to Pepperidge Farm.

The maker of Goldfish Crackers fears four varieties of their snack could have salmonella, triggering a voluntary recall. Pepperidge Farm announced the action on Monday after an ingredients ...

In a ploy to appeal to adults, Pepperidge Farm just renamed Goldfish Chilean Sea Bass. (For a little while, anyway.) Here's how you can get a bag of your own, if you feel so compelled.

Goldfish crackers also collaborated with Disney in 2018 to celebrate Mickey’s 90th birthday. The Mickey Mouse crackers were apparently a hit because not only are they back again this year, but ...