Wellington Traditional Water Crackers, 4.4-Ounces (Pack of 12)
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The case of these crackers was purchased for my nephew who loves water crackers, but by the time they arrived he had already purchased some of the more popular brands of Despite that, this sesame cracker seemed like even more of a winner in this household, since we enjoy crackers so much. In addition, they are not as expensive as that major brand and about the same as TJ's crackers. Most grocery chains offer their own version of water crackers for about two dollars or more. It's my great pleasure to inform you that these are very, very tasty crackers, even though I wish they had There is absolutely no salt in them, nor are they crunchy or crumbly, and they hold your toppings without ever The crackers in the box are broken in two, but that seems to happen when I open any water cracker box, and I've opened hundreds while I was an active food demo person in another time. I would buy these again, and I would not hesitate to serve them to family and friends.
One of the best things is A total of 60 calories are contained in 2 servings The worst thing about inch) crackers There is a misrepresentation on the packaging it says "whole grain" but on the nutrition label it says "Dietary Fiber 0 grams per serving. ". I suppose that whole grains are supposed to be a source of fiber, so I am left with the conclusion that there isn't enough whole grain in this box to warrant the headline. ". "Enriched wheat flour" is the first ingredient in this recipe, and "whole wheat flour" is the second one. "How it works I found this too salty (95mg per serving), bland in taste. The texture of the food is gritty, possibly from cracked grains or seeds and corn meal. I don't find it unpleasant in the least. This is a crunch that is tender. A tasty topping can probably be piped or spooned on so long as the topping is sturdy. On a slick surface. A delicate product that cannot be dipped- Extending into or spreading among If you spread it on stiff cheese, peanut butter, or dip it in a sauce- If they crumble, I fear the worst. I recommend using a large enough bowl to fit a thin slice of smoked lox and a generous dollop of blue cheese/dill cream cheese, along with a tiny dill frond or a small curl of red onion. It is also light enough to accept a slice of sharp cheese with some apricot jam, or a slice of pear or apple with a little cinnamon sugar on top. It does not trouble me that they can be eaten plain, however.
Cracker is thin, crisp, slightly cupped, so your carpet will appreciate the fact that nothing will slip off as it is likely to stay put. "Sesame crackers" are not what I would call them. I'd call these crackers with a few sesame seeds embedded in them. As I counted the seeds on the convex side of several crackers, I found that there were around 40 seeds. I could not see any sesame seeds on the concave side. As far as I can tell, sesame seeds appear ahead of salt on the ingredients list, and these don't have much salt (only 16 mg of sodium per cracker). Honestly, I am not a huge fan of their flavors, but they taste great if topped with something tasty. In spite of their thinness and crispness, they are strong enough to hold a finger between a smear of peanut butter or cream cheese, or to levitate a substantial scoop of The nutrition information for four crackers is 60 calories.
A cracker with a strong garlic taste and a fragile texture (yet strong enough to hold most toppings) often accompanies a salad. tasty and spicy. The garlic herb flavour lingers on the tongue for a long time. The product is good. It is good The rating is Possibly 4 crackers (or 3 and a half). Keep the box stable and don't drop it!.
It's hard to beat these crackers. Currently, I am going through a lot of water crackers (one of my favorite snack combos is cheese and Sriracha sauce), and these meet my needs. Compared to Carr's, they are a little bit cheaper, but not as cheap as Target's private label. Those are just as tasty to me as well. It is rare that I come across a package that is completely uncracked, but it is also not customary at the grocery store.
I like that.
There is no fat or sodium in them, and they taste great.
I am ordering them from here since I can only find them in one store right now. They have been out for awhile, so I am ordering from here now. With cheese and wine, this flavor is great.
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