You don’t have to be 21 to enjoy Cheez-It Coors Light Beer Cheese crackers
A quick review of the limited-edition collaboration between Cheez-It and Coors. (It does not contain alcohol.)
A quick review of the limited-edition collaboration between Cheez-It and Coors. (It does not contain alcohol.)
The product: Cheez-It Coors Light Beer Cheese flavored crackers
The cost: $4.99

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Any brewery with a menu worth its snacking value should have a shareable pretzel on it. Like, a giant pretzel. Big enough where the table gets quiet and contemplates their life choices. That pretzel should come with two things: A mustard that’ll clear out your sinuses and a delicious beer cheese. (Both items should be included with the massive pretzel. Neither should be an extra charge.)
Cheez-It and Coors Light understand how important this is, unveiling a collab just in time for the “transition from backyard summer barbecues to football kickoffs this fall.”

While this flavor of Cheez-It promises to “[deliver] the crowd-pleasing taste of creamy beer cheese in one absurdly satisfying bite with a savory, tangy sauce profile and toasted spices,” I can’t actually say that these crackers taste like beer cheese to me. But that doesn’t mean that I don’t like them. I like them very much. The Coors Light Beer Cheese flavor translates into an amped-up Cheez-It with a bit of heat on the back end.
(Side note: I know that everyone thinks the best flavor of Cheez-It crackers is Extra Toasty, but I’m a huge fan of Cheez-It Ultimate Snack Mix. You get four cheesy snacks!)
Cheez-It Coors Light Beer Cheese flavored crackers
Cheez-It Coors Light Beer Cheese flavored crackers were provided to Snackology for this independent review.

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