We’re obsessed with good tasting, real food and having a connection to where that food comes from. Every cracker from Little Ragghi’s is hand-rolled by the cracker’s namesake, Raggatha, a hero in the Native American Community. You support that community with every purchase of crackers you make. Meet Greg, the owner, to learn the story behind Little Ragghi’s and what inspired him to put her name on every box. Plus, enjoy FREE SHIPPING on their crackers today only!
1. What were you doing before you started Little Ragghi’s?
I have been in the restaurant and wine business for my entire life. I would still be today, if I had not seen a response on these crackers unlike anything I had ever encountered in my career. Having been on the opposite side of the business, as someone who purchased and served countless varieties of crackers for catering and wine tastings, I saw something in the customers response that I could not ignore and went with it.
2. The company was inspired by your friend Raggatha who is a Native American. How did you two meet?
I don’t think to say the company was inspired by Raggatha is entirely correct. It would be more accurate to say I was inspired by Raggatha and the product was named after her because of my respect for her and who she is to other people. We have worked side by side for countless hours to get what we feel is a great product. We met in a past restaurant that we both were employed in and have worked together off and on for years. The cracker was named after her because she was the one who was involved in the production of the original product. The story is really just a testament to who she is and a way for people to become familiar with an organization that she holds dear to her heart, and works incredibably hard to support.
3. So your customers have said Little Ragghi’s Crackers are ‘Quite possibly the world’s most addictive crackers.’ Tell us more!
The tag line was decided on after I had visited 19 stores in one day and everyone one of them told me “These things are addictive. Our customers can not get enough. And comments similar.” While driving home late that night, I came to the realization that I should take the customers praise of the product and use it in the marketing. We made this product like chef’s cook with flavor in mind. We are not shy about the use of olive oil, cheese, and salt and pepper. If you mix those three things, you are bound to get something people like.
4. What are three adjectives that describe your crackers?
Addictive! The quintessential wine pairing cracker! A food product that is fun to talk about! That may be more than three but those pretty much sum it up.
5. For every bag of Little Ragghi’s crackers sold, a portion of the proceeds will go to the charity of her choice: The National Native American Family Camp. Tell us why this is important.
For the record it is the organization of her choice. Raggatha is one of the proudest people I know and so are the people involved in the Native American Family camp. This is something that is very important to her and must be represented that way. It is important because as I created the name and asked for Raggatha’s permission to use it I believed that it was important to try to give back to her or to something she was involved in a fraction of what I believe she gives to the world she lives in on a daily basis. I have always said “If people never buy a single bag of crackers, at least they might become more familiar with the Native American Family Camp, and at the end of the day I feel we have done a good thing”.
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