Simple Mills Almond Flour Crackers, Rosemary & Sea Salt, 4.25 oz, 3 count

Good taste!, and no wheat or wheat gluten, which some people need to avoid.

i love these crackers because of the high quality all natural ingredients and they are delicious. try them with some roquefort - you will be hooked for life

I am really happy to find a grain-free cracker with simple ingredients I can eat. I eat it with vegan butter or with vegetable smoothies to add texture, or any kind of dip. When much of my diet is soft, it is great to have something tasty with crunch. Only thing is that for the amount I use, it is expensive, so I only buy it in bulk or on sale. Update, August 2025: Recently, too many of these boxes have shown up with stale crackers in them, whether from my subscription or when I've bought them in the shop. One box had a current expiration date, the others were two months out. But I could smell the staleness quite strongly as soon as I opened the bag. This is very disappointing as my diet is limited and these fit what I need and I really like the Rosemary & Salt flavor. I will, as another reviewer suggested, cancel my subscription and try buying them without it. I hope I don't have to stop buying them altogether! BTW, I once wrote to the company about this and never received a reply.

FRIST ORDER : I ordered the Rosemary & Salt flavor. These are good crackers for those who can handle and like spicy foods, particularly pepper! Wow! I was blown away by the pepper! I thought I was safe, the box says Rosemary and Salt! Who would of thought that PEPPER was the main ingredient! They should of said PEPPER & SALT crackers! I served some to both my brother and husband (both love spices) and both said they are very peppery! I would NOT recommend these to someone who has a sensitive digestive track. SECOND ORDER: Company was very nice and emailed me that the Find Sea Salt flavor had no pepper. So I tried and DELICIOUS! and NO pepper! THIRD ORDER: I order the Cheese flavor because so many had said that this is their favorite. They are also good, but since I'm not suppose to have cheese and they do not compare to Cheese-Puff (junk food) I used to go ape over, I'm gonna pass on this flavor next time. I'm sure my husband will eat them. They are higher in protein. Hope this helps someone.

I love these crackers. They’re so super delicious and they’re much healthier than the ones I used to eat.

The best gluten free crackers EVER. Even the non gf people in my claim these as their favorite crackers

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I've tried a lot of different gluten free crackers, and these are the closest thing you're ever going to get to a regular cracker without adding a bunch of gluten replacement junk. I've tried the Rosemary and the plain Sea Salt, both of which are pretty good. The rosemary crackers are by far the best, but they are extremely addictive so I've only been getting them for special occasions. The package says the box has 4 servings, but I've only managed to get about 2. The crackers themselves are crispy and flavorful. They have more of a wheat cracker like texture than rice crackers, but aren't as hard as ancient grain/seed crackers like Mary's Gone Crackers. Some of the crackers in the box look a little burnt and are a little dry, but they still taste fine. The sea salt flavor is just ok. They aren't as flavorful as the rosemary, but I crumbled some up in a bowl of soup and they added a nice crunch with a kind of buttery flavor. The only reason I even have the plain sea salt crackers is because Amazon has messed up my order twice now. I ordered the rosemary crackers and received sea salt, then initiated a return with a replacement and received the sea salt flavor again. I checked my order and I clearly ordered the rosemary crackers, so now I give up. I don't know what I have to do to get the correct flavor, but I'm not interested in receiving the wrong flavor for a 3rd time so I'll just keep the sea salt flavor for anytime I just want a plain cracker. The biggest reason for giving this 3 stars instead of 5 though is the cost. Yeah, the crackers are pretty good and the ingredients list is cleaner than most crackers (with the exception of a few brands of rice crackers that don't use starches like tapioca). I just can't justify the cost though. If the package was bigger, maybe. I do understand that organic food made with nutrient dense ingredients is going to cost more. I do a lot of organic shopping due to a chronic health condition and am prepared to pay more for everything I eat, but the price of all the products from this brand is just unreal (that goes for the pricing I've seen at Amazon, grocery stores, health food stores, and basically everywhere I've seen them). I've seen the ingredients list and there's really nothing all that difficult to produce, it's just using better quality ingredients. For the size of the box and even with the higher quality ingredients I would still only expect to pay a little more than half of the current retail price of these crackers (which would still be pretty expensive crackers when you consider how small the servings are).