Animal crackers have been around since the 1800s, their staying power buoyed by the likes of Shirley Temple and Nabisco. Here's how they came to be such a popular snack — and a recipe for making ...

After 116 years, animal crackers are no longer behind bars. The packaging of Barnum's Animals, a classic Nabisco snack, doesn't depict the exotic creatures in cages anymore. Instead, a zebra, an ...

AP. If you’ve been staying away from Nabisco’s Barnum’s Animal Crackers because eating them while caged animals look disapprovingly at you just don’t jibe with your whole humanistic and ...

Aug. 20, 2018, photo shows boxes of Nabisco's Barnum's Animals crackers in Chicago with former design AP The redesign of the boxes, now on U.S. store shelves, retains the familiar red ...

Responding to a campaign launched in 2016 by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, Mondelez International Inc., parent company of snacks maker Nabisco, has removed from its Barnum’s ...

More than 40 million boxes are sold every year worldwide but pressure from animal rights groups led Nabisco to ditch the cages and let the animals roam free. Opinions on the change are divided.

Nabisco Better Cheddars (7 ounces, $2.99 at many supermarkets) came in third. One taster described it as a good "cocktail cracker" and others liked the cheese flavor and crunch.

If there isn’t a peculiar new cookie flavor from Nabisco’s Oreo, chances are there’s a peculiar new cookie flavor from Nabisco’s Chips Ahoy! (the exclamation point, once more, is part of ...

After 116 years, animal crackers are no longer behind bars. The packaging of Barnum's Animals, a classic Nabisco snack, doesn't depict the exotic creatures in cages anymore. Instead, a zebra, an ...