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  • PDXXDP
    There's no difference. I don't hear them called 'soda crackers' often though, the term might be regional or it might be falling into disuse. Saltine just sounds better imo.
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  • Patti jo
    I agree with PDXXDP - There is no difference - Think different people just us different name's How are you john I haven't seen you in a while
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  • Anonymous
    A soda cracker has no salt. A "saltine" (originally called a "saltina soda cracker" has salt on it. Soda cracker = no salt. Saltina = soda cracker with salt.
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