Cheez-It And Coors Light Have Collaborated On Beer Cheese Flavored Crackers

If we had to call it, we may well say that beer cheese is going to be a weirdly prominent flavor in the second half of 2026. That’s if snacks are anything to go by, at least. Beer cheese (which is different from pub cheese, and is also kind of exactly what it sounds like: A combination of beer and cheese in a savory dip) had a brief showing last year in Campbell’s PBR-infused chunky soups, but frankly, the option that contained its flavor kinda sucked. We can only hope that those clever food scientists have gone back to the drawing board, because beer cheese has just shown up in a new Pringles flavor with Miller Lite – and now, Cheez-It’s getting involved, too. 

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Yep, that’s right: Not to be outdone by Pringles, Cheez-It has collaborated with Coors Light to release new beery, cheesy crackers. Here’s what you need to know about this new flavor.

Cheez-It x Coors Light

As announced by @snackolator last week, these two brands have teamed up to bring the world their Beer Cheese flavored crackers. As with regular Cheez-It crackers, these ones are made with 100% real cheese, although there’s no word yet on whether they’re made with 100% real beer – the box does say that they don’t contain alcohol, so at least you don’t have to worry about eating them before you drive anywhere. 

Right now, we’re unsure when these beer cheese crackers are gonna be dropping, and indeed where they’ll be dropping, too. @snackolator pointed out in the post that these crackers had been spotted on the Target website, but another glance today has revealed that the listing has been removed for now. For now. We’ll be waiting with bated breath to see where they pop up. 

And Will They Be Any Good?

Until we try them, it’s kinda hard to tell – and because they haven’t been released, no one’s got their hands on them just yet. However, this didn’t stop people in the comment section from taking their moment to have a pop at the beer brand in question. “I’m questioning if the person who approved this flavor has ever drank a Coors Light, or like any beer for that matter,” said one comment, which garnered a fair few likes. A subsequent comment responding to this did assert that beer cheese had been around for a minute, but also queried the use of Coors Light. 

Given that Coors didn’t make our list of light beers that actually taste good, we’re not in any position to judge that one. But hey. We’re reserving judgment until we can actually get a handful of these things.