Crackalacka Cracker Seasoning: Find Your Flavor

Every snack table needs something people reach for between stories. Crackalacka cracker seasoning gives a familiar box of crackers a new personality, whether your crowd loves sweet lemon, toasted coconut, savory garlic, or a little heat.

At FEAST in Glen Rose, Texas, Lemon Pi crackers have been part of our in-store sampling story. But lemon is only one direction to take your next batch. Here’s a guide to the four flavors in our current online selection.

Meet Two Sisters at Home, the maker of Crackalacka

Crackalacka is a cracker seasoning line from Two Sisters at Home, a Branson, Missouri brand founded by Charlotte and Beverly. In their brand story, the sisters describe beginning in 2014 with Sassy Green Sauce before growing their range of mixes.

These are seasoning packets, not bags of ready-to-eat crackers. You supply the crackers and oil. That makes them handy to keep in the pantry when a gathering is on the calendar—just leave enough time for your batch to rest.

Which Crackalacka cracker seasoning should you try?

Start with the flavors you already enjoy. These comparisons use our product descriptions; serving ideas are suggestions for your own table.

Flavor	Flavor direction	A serving idea
Lemon Pi	Sweet and lemony	Afternoon tea or a sweet snack bowl
Toasted Coconut	Sweet coconut with a sweet-and-salty finish on crackers	A brunch snack spread
Cheesy Garlic	White cheddar and garlic	A cheese board or game night
Six Shooter	Spicy white cheddar and peppers	A separate bowl for the heat lovers

Lemon Pi: the sweet, zesty starting point

Crackalacka Lemon Pi makes the crackers many visitors recognize from FEAST. Pair a bowl with iced tea and an unhurried afternoon. Our Lemon Pi crackers recipe and video walks you through the full method.

Toasted Coconut: for the coconut person

If coconut desserts are usually your first pick, consider Crackalacka Toasted Coconut. They have a sweet-and-salty combination and includes coconut powder and toasted coconut among the ingredients. Set a bowl beside fruit at brunch, or offer it as a second sweet choice alongside Lemon Pi.

Two Sisters at Home Crackalacka Toasted Coconut seasoning packet. — Toasted Coconut offers another sweet direction for your cracker bowl.

Cheesy Garlic: bring on the savory snacks

Crackalacka Cheesy Garlic combines white cheddar and garlic. It’s an easy flavor to build a cheese-and-fruit spread around, or to bring out when friends settle in for cards or mahjong. Keep sweet and savory batches in separate bowls so everyone can choose.

Six Shooter: a choice for heat lovers

Crackalacka Six Shooter brings white cheddar and a pepper blend to the table. Some might describe it as spicy, so label that bowl when serving a mixed crowd. Put it beside a gentler option rather than assuming everyone wants the same kick.

Two Sisters at Home Crackalacka Six Shooter cracker seasoning packet. — Six Shooter is the spicy option in this four-flavor guide.

Plan ahead for the coating time

Follow the directions on your chosen packet. For Lemon Pi, the package calls for four sleeves of saltines, one seasoning packet, and 1½ cups of canola oil. Mixing takes only a few minutes; resting takes longer.

At FEAST, we let our Lemon Pi crackers absorb the oil for a few hours, gently rotating or tumbling about every 30 minutes for even coating. The packet suggests an overnight rest. Our full Lemon Pi recipe explains that distinction and the two-bag option we use.

Choose a flavor for your next gathering

For brunch, try a sweet option. For a cheese board, start with Cheesy Garlic. For game night, set out one sweet and one savory batch. Keep the packets available so guests can check ingredients and allergens; the crackers and any additions matter too.

Shop Crackalacka at FEAST

Explore Lemon Pi, Toasted Coconut, Cheesy Garlic, and Six Shooter to find your next batch. Each product page shows current pricing and availability. Add a favorite serving bowl, call a friend, and make a little room for snack time.