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Crispy crackers with a sprinkle of sea salt.
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Review by: samantha203 (Samantha)
Dated: 22nd of May, 2013
Omigosh I think I have found the perfect cracker these crackers are amazing and have a great price to match. My daughter selected these for her school lunches last week and the packet barely lasted two days because they were just so good!
The crackers are nice and crisp but they practically melt in your mouth and they taste so much like butter almost like a real crisp piece of buttery pastry so so good! The sea salt on the top isn't over done like there aren't any big chunks of it so you just get a hint of a salty taste and it is not at all overpowering.
You can eat these crackers just on there own as they taste good enough but they are also great with hummus or topped with camembert. They would make the ideal cheeseboard crackers because although they have a bit of a taste the main focus would still remain on the cheese. We have been enjoying them at lunch time with slices of pepperoni!
Review by: flabbergastered (Karyn)
Dated: 22nd of May, 2013
Yup these are good...a great cracker for a great price. Another Select brand that is perfect. These crackers go with everything....simply with cheese, dipped into hummus, or topped with beetroot chutney or mustard pickle...with a slight hint of the sea salt flavour these crackers are perfect just eaten by themselves.
These crackers aren't crumbly like some crackers and they are bite sized so if you are greedy like me the whole cracker will fit easily inside your mouth in one go or if you are amongst company and need to use your manners and take bites and the cracker doesn't break up and leave large crumbs of cracker down your front.
Because of the neutral flavouring on this cracker it is suitable for the whole family, and is great for younger children as we use them all the time at work for a quick snack for hungry children. The cracker isn't hard and is easy for little teeth or younger children with no teeth to stuck on and enjoy.
The price means that even on a budget people can enjoy a top quality cracker at a very affordable price, and with being Select it is a brand that can be trusted in my opinion.
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