The honey favorite
Golden.
Crisp.
Ready to share.
Honey grahams for s’mores, crumbling, or eating straight from the pack.
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Honey Maid graham crackers
Break out the grahams for a snack, a toasted marshmallow, or your next homemade dessert.

Meet the grahams
Go with familiar honey flavor, or bring chocolate to the snack break.
The honey favorite
Honey grahams for s’mores, crumbling, or eating straight from the pack.
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A cocoa twist
Chocolate Fresh Stacks keep smaller wrapped portions ready for the next outing.
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S’mores, your way
A graham cracker, chocolate, and a warm marshmallow. Bring them together by the fire or make a small batch at home.
Break the sheets.Set out matching cracker halves before you warm the marshmallows.
Add your chocolate.Thin pieces soften more easily against a warm marshmallow.
Sandwich, then settle.Press gently and let the filling cool before the first bite.
The pantry shelf
Chocolate graham crackers
6 × 12.2 oz boxes
Check the box count and final price before placing your order.
| For your plans | Take a look at |
|---|---|
| A s’mores tray or dessert crust | Honey Grahams Party Size |
| A smaller pack to open on the go | Fresh Stacks |
| Restocking several snack spots | Six-box Fresh Stacks packs |
Fine crumbs become a crust. Broken pieces add crunch to a bowl. Whole crackers soften into layers in a chilled dessert. Start with the texture you want.
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A snack idea with banana and blueberries.
Honey Maid began in Seattle in 1925, when the Pacific Coast Biscuit Company introduced its graham crackers. The company later became part of Nabisco, and Honey Maid is now a Mondelēz International brand.
Made with whole grain and real honey, the original honey grahams have a lightly sweet flavor and a crisp bite. They can be a snack straight from the box, the two sides of a s’more, or the beginning of a homemade dessert.
Explore the Honey Maid story ↗Honey Maid grahams arrive from the Pacific Coast Biscuit Company.
The brand becomes part of a wider biscuit-making tradition.
Snacks, s’mores, crumb crusts and chilled dessert layers.
Brand history: Mondelēz International.
Behind the familiar crunch
Honey Maid is part of Mondelēz International, whose global headquarters are in Chicago’s Fulton Market neighborhood. The company brings together familiar snack brands and a worldwide network of bakeries.
Mondelēz’s Monterrey manufacturing hub in Mexico includes the Salinas and Monterrey plants. Honey Maid is among the brands featured in the hub’s published profile. Monterrey opened in 1983; Salinas followed in 2014.
Office photography: Kendall McCaugherty / Hall+Merrick, via SCB. Factory photography: Mondelēz International. Plant profile
The brand’s philosophy
Make room for the people
who make your family.
Honey Maid’s “This Is Wholesome” campaign, launched in 2014, celebrated the diversity of American families. Its message centered on the bonds people share, even as family life takes different forms.
That spirit fits an everyday snack: a plate passed across the table, a dessert made together, or a s’more assembled with someone you love.
Plan a little s’mores time ↗From Honey Maid’s 2014 brand campaign.
A closer look
See the packs and serving ideas in our short photo film.
A silent photo montage of product and serving photographs.
Good to know
Honey Grahams Party Size gives you full sheets to break into squares. Fresh Stacks is useful when you want to open smaller wrapped portions. Check the package quantity before planning for a group.
Each 12.2 oz Fresh Stacks box contains six wrapped stacks. The six-box packs contain 36 wrapped stacks in total. A wrapped stack is not necessarily one nutrition-label serving.
Yes. Graham flour is whole grain wheat flour. Check the ingredient and allergen label on your exact package before serving, particularly if you are buying a different flavor.
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