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1900
Graham crackers are sold by independent bakeries many of which join to form the National Biscuit Company in 1898.
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1925
Pacific Coast Biscuit Company in Seattle, Washington introduces HONEY MAID Graham crackers.
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1930
National Biscuit Company acquires Pacific Coast Biscuit Company and all its biscuit trademarks, including HONEY MAID.
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1931
National Biscuit Company introduces Sugar HONEY MAID Graham brand in the western U.S.
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1948
Nabisco Sugar Honey Grahams are introduced in the eastern half of the U.S.
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1951
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1965
Nabisco Sugar Honey Grahams is renamed Sugar HONEY MAID Graham crackers and introduced in eastern U.S.
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1976
Nabisco Sugar Honey Grahams is renamed HONEY MAID Graham crackers.
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1987
Nabisco Cinnamon Graham Treats are renamed HONEY MAID Cinnamon Grahams, while HONEY MAID Grahams changes to HONEY MAID Honey Grahams.
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1991
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1994
HONEY MAID Chocolate Grahams are introduced.
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1995
Low Fat HONEY MAID Honey Grahams and Low Fat HONEY MAID Cinnamon Grahams are introduced.
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2002
HONEY MAID Graham Sticks is introduced in 2 varieties: Honey Sticks and Cinnamon Sticks.
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2005
Nabisco 100 Calorie Packs (portion control single-serve items) add HONEY MAID Cinnamon Thin Crisps to its lineup.
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2006
HONEY MAID recipe is updated, increasing the amount of whole grain to 5 grams per serving (twice as much as before).
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2008
Limited Edition HONEY MAID Squares (square graham crackers specifically for making S'mores) is introduced.
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2010
HONEY MAID introduced a new recipe. HONEY MAID Honey Grahams with 8 grams of whole grain per 30 gram serving.
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2012
HONEY MAID introduced a new snack to fuel kids for what next. Grahamfuls are available in 4 delicious flavors and have 10g of whole grain per 25g serving.
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2013
HONEY MAID introduced new Teddy Grahams made with real fruit! Available in 2 fruity flavors. Teddy with fruit have 8g of whole grain per 30g serving.
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2014
Honey Maid launches “This is Wholesome” portfolio campaign which celebrates a continued commitment to making nutritious products for every wholesome family.