Organic Buckwheat Crispbread | Low Sodium, Low Fat, Vegan Crackers| 6 Pack of 5.3 oz Boxes

These buckwheat crochets are delicious. Th’ey’re slightly sweet, and can satisfy a sugar craving in a pinch. I try to keep them on hand. They do have a bit of salt in them too, which enhances the flavor. I’m a repeat customer and highly recommended them.

Delicious and healthy

I used to really like orgran crispbreads (quinoa, buckwheat, and fiber varieties), but was always disappointed that they were not organic or non-gmo certified--just gluten-free. I had been eyeing these for a while, but they are so very expensive, in contrast, that I just could not justify it. I did finally try them when they were available for 4.99 as add-ons (still expensive, btw), and now I can't imagine a better crispbread or cracker. where the orgran are stiffly crunchy and mealy, these pain des fleurs are light and delicately crisp, something like the way that cheese puffs are. I can't think of anything else to compare them to. they are airy and just fantastic. perfect, I think, for anyone at all, from gummy tots to gummy grandmas, and every sensitive palate in between. organic, gluten-free, and non-gmo--you've got all your dietary concerns met in this one cracker. I love the chestnut with chocolate hazelnut spread, and the quinoa with tuna. the only thing that would make these better would be a better price--specially in bulk. nothing would hold me back from keeping well-stocked in these if they were more reasonable. if you spot any of these as add-ons, bulk up. you won't be sorry.

The chestnut is my favorite flavor. I really enjoy these as quick food. It's delightful as part of a meal on the go, or a delicious snack. Pairs well with sweet or savory toppings, and is good on its own. I have to eat a very restrictive diet because of allergies, so this is a wonderful thing to have handy.

I use these as crackers and also as a replacement for bread when making toasted cheese. Expensive for what they are but I have such a limited diet that I am happy to have found them.

My 91 year old Mom loves these. She eats them with peanut butter. Publix stopped carrying them consistently and I was so happy I was able to buy them for her on Amazon.

Light, crisp, low calorie. If you like buckwheat, you will like this very much.

This product's name is "Organic Quinoa Crispbread". HOWEVER, THE FIRST INGREDIENT IS RICE FLOUR. SO A MORE APPROPRIATE NAME WOULD BE "RICE CRISPBREAD".I WOULD NOT HAVE BOUGHT THIS PRODUCT IF I KNEW THAT IT CONTAINS RICE.NUMEROUS SCIENTIFIC SOURCES REPORTED THE PRESENCE OF ARSENIC IN RICE (in different types of rice). Since arsenic is a potential carcinogen and/or otherwise harmful to people, I don't want to ingest it AT ALL.