The snack that smiles back has a new name. The beloved Goldfish cracker's new name will temporarily be Chilean Sea Bass Crackers, the brand announced Wednesday. The name change comes as the brand ...

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Goldfish is rebranding to Chilean Sea Bass crackers to “remind” Gen Z and millennial customers that the nostalgic snack is intended for all generations Sabrina Weiss is the Editorial Assistant ...

At least for a little while. On Wednesday, the famous snack brand announced it's officially changing is name to Chilean Sea Bass, which will be available for sale on ChileanSeaBassCrackers.com.

Starting Wednesday, October 23, Goldfish, the iconic Cheddar cracker that smiles back at you, will be officially renamed “Chilean Sea Bass.” The Chilean Sea Bass crackers look and taste just ...

If you went fishing for some “Chilean Sea Bass Crackers” you might be stuck at the dock for a while. Goldfish announced that it would be temporarily changing its name to appeal to adult consumers.

Goldfish, the fish-shaped cheddar crackers made by Pepperidge Farm, has temporarily changed its name to Chilean Sea Bass in hopes of appealing to "sophisticated" adults who "think Goldfish are ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Goldfish crackers have officially been renamed "Chilean Sea Bass" crackers. Is this some kind of warped joke? A perverted Halloween snack scam?

They have officially changed the name of Goldfish to 'Chilean Sea Bass.' That's right: From the easy-to-say name and the most generic fish to an upscale-sounding name of a fish that technically ...

The fish-shaped cracker brand wants to appeal to adults, so it’s changing its name for the first time ever to something much more serious: Chilean Sea Bass. Yes, really. The Chilean Sea Bass ...

The fish-shaped cracker brand wants to appeal to adults, so it’s changing its name for the first time ever to something much more serious: Chilean Sea Bass. Yes, really. The Chilean Sea Bass ...