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Why is the ritz cracker called a ritz cracker?
Because Ritz is in Paris and so Ritz crackers wanted you to think of nice, fancy crackers when you heard it.
What was Ritz cracker competitor?
HIHO
Who invented the Ritz cracker?
Jon Ritz Invented the cracker in the 1900.> John H. Wahl a German immigrant invented the ritz cracker at a bakery in Ohio in the 1900sJohn Henry Wahl later became an electrical engineer for Westinghouse corporation where he traveled the USA in the early 1900s, with his wife [ Clare Darlington Marshall ] she was a child Broadway Star. He was the on site engineer for Westinghouse construction of electrical power generating turbines and transformer stations for many early coal , iron and steel company's. His last job for Westinghouse in Birmingham , Alabama, Sloss Sheffield ..Coal,Iron and Chemicals hired him as superintendent...I'm his Grandson..RWR
Why do crackers have holes in them?
The holes allow the heat to flow through the dough creating the cracker's hard texture **Without the holes the cracker would puff up. The holes allow steam to escape during baking. Holes are in 'soda-saltine' crackers so that the heat can bake then faster and more evenly, making it cheaper to produce them. Remember, not all crackers have holes.
How many holes in two polos?
There are 2 holes in two polos, and 4 holes in a polo.
