AbsolutelyGluten Free Crackers, Original 4.4-Ounce

Just what I was looking for. A snack that was not sweet.

These are Absolutely (haha) my favorite crackers! They are nicely browned around the edges and taste like unleavened bread in church. My only complaint is that they break too often. leaving lots of crumbles in the bottom of the box. The flatbread of this cracker breaks even worse!! I buy them anyway.

There’s not one whole cracker in the entire box. I will have to use them in a meatloaf or something instead. The taste of the crackers is similar to Saltines, one of the better gluten-free crackers I’ve tasted. Too bad they were so badly broken by the time I got them delivered.

I have been eating this cracker for years and highly recommend them to others.

Taste, flavor, & texture very similar to Matso (not sure of correct spelling but I am referring to the crackers served during Passover) but not as crispy and Absolutely Gluten Free Original Crackers break-up easily during package shipment prep and handling and delivery. Lots of crumbs in the boxes I received.

They taste very good, and are genuinely gluten-free - which makes it safe for those of us who cannot have gluten!However, I was expecting the LONG table crackers and not the small squares, so I have had to amend this review to show my disappointment.

Absolutely gluten-free flat bread and crackers are both excellent products. I have now placed two orders of 5 boxes with Amazon as the price is more than $2 less per box than in my local grocery store. Unfortunately, on both occasions, the product has arrived in 85% shattered condition. Gluten free products are very unstable vs. wheat products. I would recommend the product highly, but I do not recommend getting them via mail order if shipping standards cannot be improved. Edith Streubert

These really should not be called crackers, as they come so VERY crumbled up as to be only useful as a crumb topping.Even when I tried their rectangle “crackers” which are packed in protective rows, I only had two crackers which weren’t crumbled to bits.