Savoritz Original Saltine Crackers Almost all testers included a comment about the salt level of the Savortiz Original Saltine Cracker, which is Aldi’s store brand.

Aldi’s Savoritz Baked Cheese Crackers start off almost identically, but there’s no build, no crescendo. See how Aldi’s off-brand Doritos performed in our taste test.

Finding good charcuterie crackers is hard, but these Savoritz thin-wheat ones do the job well. They're thin and soft, making them a perfect foundation for stronger-flavored items on the board.

That's only big enough for about five aisles. And about 90% of the items in those aisles are house brands with names like Southern Grove, for nuts and dried fruit, or Savoritz, for crackers.

For example, almond flour contains more protein than other flour. In 100 grams of this gluten-free option, there are 21.43 grams of protein, and in Savoritz crackers you'll get 7 grams in one serving.