Burry's

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Burry's was a well-known American biscuit and cookie manufacturer. The company was established in the early 20th century and became famous for its wide range of baked goods, including cookies, crackers, and other snack items. Burry's products were a staple in many American households for several decades.

History

Burry's was founded in 1936 by George W. Burry in Elizabeth, New Jersey. The company quickly gained popularity for its high-quality baked goods. During the mid-20th century, Burry's expanded its product line and distribution network, becoming a significant player in the American snack food industry.

Products

Burry's offered a variety of products, including:

• Cookies: Burry's was particularly famous for its cookies, including the popular Fudge Town and Gaucho brands.
• Crackers: The company produced a range of crackers, including Saltines and Graham crackers.
• Snack cakes: Burry's also manufactured snack cakes, which were popular among children and adults alike.

Acquisition and Legacy

In the 1980s, Burry's was acquired by the Keebler Company, a major player in the snack food industry. Following the acquisition, many of Burry's products were rebranded under the Keebler name. Despite the rebranding, the legacy of Burry's lives on through the continued popularity of its original products.

See also

• Keebler Company
• Cookie
• Cracker
• Snack food