Edward & Sons Organic Unsalted Plain Brown Rice Snaps - Oven Baked, Whole Grain, Gluten Free, No Added Oils, Non-GMO Project Verified, USDA Organic - 3.5 Oz (Pack of 12)

As someone with a sensitive stomach, these rice crackers are a lifesaver. So crunchy and a great replacement for more oily snacks. As a bonus, they passed testing for glyphosate residue!

i am seriously gluten-intolerant.these crackers are life savers... i eat 1/2 pkg every day and they keep my system 'balanced'.

I bought these because they were rated non-detect glyphosate from Mamavation. I didn't expect to like them but thought they would work as a necessary light carb. I was surprised. They are fresh and delicious. I mix toppings to include protein. I'm happy that I took a chance.

I live with my disabled son and I thought these would be healthy for us, have had them before, and as an investment that we chose to do with out other things for a while to make a bulk order we got these and they were all rancid and we could not manage to choke them down. We got them in Jan of this year 2025, they were not supposed to go bad till may 2025. When I think what I could have used the money on instead I cry.

The hardest thing about shifting foods is taste, expanse, and overall ease of finding the item.It was tough when the VA pointed out inflammation could be a culprit to my military injury hurting extra.The reduction of gluten and dairy has helped tremendously.Crackers are a favorite. Searching high and low found these at Natural Grocer.While adding to my subscribe and save came accords a case of these for less than the store cost.They're crunchy and gluten-free. My only qualm is not flavorful. This said I've grown accustomed to enjoying certain foods different than when I grew up for health benefits. Getting creative with how these are enjoyed. Overall I'm pleased I have a healthy option I can even give the dog with a little peanut butter.These go great in soup, with peanut butter, cheese, and sardines with hot sauce, tuna. I’ve dipped them in chocolate for my daughter in law similar to other regular crackers for holiday treats and they taste good.At first the flavor might be a turn off when unsalted, but these will grow on a palate over time with regular use.To extend the shelf life I keep them in the freezer.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💯

I really like these. I actually had them on the automatic delivery at my old place to help save a little more money. Younger people, or people who are not used to the flavorings of healthier foods, may be initially turned off by these. The cheddar powder helps, but they are still obviously not your typical cracker.I would recommend these with a nice complementary hummus spread. This will help with that initial taste. Just make sure that the hummus you choose matches the topping already on the cracker! Some people might not like cheddar flavor mixed with an exotic-flavored hummus.If you are not going to finish the whole package at once (like you might at a party), be sure to rebag these little treats. They will get stale pretty fast in their original packaging (it is not too sturdy, as other reviewers have mentioned, and the plastic packaging is not resealable), and they are not that good stale or too moistened from the air. Unlike some other cracker and cracker-like foods, these drop really fast in the flavor department once they are opened. Just keep them air-sealed, however, and they will be fine for a long time.I also like to make nachos out of this flavor. Melt a nice little cheese concoction on the side, and these are great! Make it a cheese melt with some nicer cheeses, though, to keep the "high class" feel of them. :)I agree that many of these will arrive broken. If you make a traditional nacho plate that is drizzled with cheese, the melted cheese will help hold together all of the little pieces. This way, you maximize your money per package.Hope this helps your purchasing process.

These crackers are essentially just brown rice. And organic brown rice at that. Since I went on a restricted diet, part of which is to eat as much pure organic food as possible, it has been really difficult to find certain items that I can actually eat in some of the categories I would like to have. For example, there is a pretty good selection of Organic vegetables if you go to the right place, and grass-fed beef is getting easier to find (albeit kind of pricey). Try finding snack crackers, though, that don't have gluten, or some kind of wheat, or canola or sesame oil, etc., etc. There is just something gratifying about being able to eat something that feels like you are allowed to have snack food without wondering if you will be paying a consequence sometime soon. You can make up a healthy dip and eat them like chips without worry. My own favorite is stacking up pieces of sliced and sauteed Portabello mushrooms on top, maybe with a few chunks of organic Mozzarella cheese and ordering up a free movie from the Prime collection. I was happy to find these. I bought the last one at the local Sprouts market, and then found out I could just order them by the dozen--always have some in stock and pay less too. These are the only crackers I could find from 4 different health food stores that weren't loaded with gobs of other ingredients.

I’m unhappy with the ingredient changes made to all of the crackers/snaps produced by Edward & Sons. I can’t even find the organic black sesame snaps that I bought for years. Shame on all companies who had great products, loyal customers, yet downgraded their ingredients.