Back to Nature
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Back to Nature is a snack brand that has been making crackers and cookies since 1960, according to the company. Its lineup spans baked crackers, sandwich and baked cookies, and dry-roasted nut mixes, the kind of pantry snacks parents reach for at lunch, after school, or on the go.
The brand's central promise, stated across its packaging, is no artificial flavors or colors, with several varieties also noting no synthetic colors and no artificial sweeteners. Products carry the Non-GMO Project Verified seal, and Back to Nature says it uses no hydrogenated oils. Its crackers are labeled plant-based.
The range gives families a few directions to choose from: crackers such as Stoneground Wheat, Crispy Wheat, Classic Round and Cheezy; cookies including Chocolate Chunk, Fudge Mint, and Classic Creme and Peanut Butter Creme sandwich cookies; and a salted Cashew Almond Pistachio nut mix the brand labels as dry roasted with no added oils.
Back to Nature at a glance
- Founded
- 1960 ("Est. 1960" appears on packaging)
- What they make
- Crackers, cookies and dry-roasted nut mixes
- Artificial additives
- Brand states no artificial flavors or colors; some varieties also note no synthetic colors or artificial sweeteners
- Non-GMO
- Products carry the Non-GMO Project Verified seal on pack
- Plant-based
- Crackers are labeled plant-based
- Oils
- Brand states no hydrogenated oils; the nut mix is labeled no added oils
- Cracker varieties
- Includes Stoneground Wheat, Crispy Wheat, Classic Round and Cheezy
- Cookie varieties
- Includes Chocolate Chunk, Fudge Mint, and Classic Creme and Peanut Butter Creme sandwich cookies
A peek at Back to Nature
Back to Nature FAQ
- What does Back to Nature make?
- Back to Nature makes crackers, cookies and dry-roasted nut mixes. The cracker line includes varieties such as Stoneground Wheat, Crispy Wheat, Classic Round and Cheezy, and the cookie line includes Chocolate Chunk and Fudge Mint cookies plus Classic Creme and Peanut Butter Creme sandwich cookies.
- Are Back to Nature snacks non-GMO?
- Back to Nature products carry the Non-GMO Project Verified seal on their packaging. For the specific certification on any item, check the seal and ingredient panel on the pack you buy.
- Do Back to Nature snacks have artificial flavors or colors?
- The brand states its snacks have no artificial flavors or colors, and several varieties also note no synthetic colors and no artificial sweeteners. Exact claims vary by product, so check the individual package.
- Are Back to Nature crackers plant-based?
- Back to Nature labels its crackers as plant-based. The brand also states it uses no hydrogenated oils. For a specific product's full ingredient and allergen details, review the label on pack.
- What flavors and varieties are available?
- Crackers include Stoneground Wheat, Crispy Wheat, Classic Round, Cheezy, White Chedda and Rosemary & Olive Oil, among others. Cookies include Chocolate Chunk and Fudge Mint plus Classic Creme and Peanut Butter Creme sandwich cookies, and there is a salted Cashew Almond Pistachio nut mix.
- Where can I buy Back to Nature?
- Back to Nature snacks are sold at major grocery retailers and online at backtonaturefoods.com. Back to Nature is featured on Cubbie Club, which adds member offers from baby and kids brands over time; create a free account to see offers as they go live.
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Cubbie Club earns a commission when you shop Back to Nature through our links or code, at no extra cost to you. Brand facts last verified September 25, 2026.