Julian Bakery Paleo Thin Crackers | Salt & Pepper | USDA Organic | Gluten-Free | Grain-Free | GMO Free | Low Carb | 1 Pack

The crackers are very very good, Lotsa flavor with the roasted sesame seeds that are crunchy and don't get caught in teeth because they're roasted. The crackers were in many pieces, but who cares with something this good. I love crackers and this is the best cracker I've had in decades, even my own home made aren't as good. The baker really takes their time, roasting the seeds rather than tossing them into batter where they would lose flavor and never get that great crunch. Second box had more whole pieces, third box on the way. I've stopped all crackers except cheap saltines and these. Yum!

They aren’t good enough to justify $13 per box. The ones that aren’t broken are OK with a good salsa. There are other low carb alternatives that taste better and more reasonably priced.

Another awesome Julian Bakery product! I love their coconut cereal and am excited to have a cracker option now! With eating paleo I miss foods like cereal and crackers but thanks to Julian Bakery I can still enjoy those comfort foods. I have tried multiple paleo crackers and these are by far the best. Other brands are really thin and break easily, these are a strong sturdy cracker with great flavor. Really good dipped in guac. Of course you can't compare them to a wheat thin or triscuit, but they are a delicious healthy option. There is a strong garlic-y flavor but I love strong flavors so they are great. Definitely recommend and I will be buying again along with the coconut cereal.

Love the taste...hearty! Love the fact that these crackers are minimally processed, GMO free, gluten free and have a low net carb per portion. However, I give this product a 4 star rating, because they mislead the consumer with the caloric content and servings per container. The package reads approximately 6 crackers is equivalent to a 70 calorie, and 5 net carb portion of your meal. I would use these crackers in lieu of a cracker/bread option. So it's important to know the specific nutritional value. If you have a scale at home, you will note that approximately 4 or less crackers equals the 14 gram maximum for their nutritional guidelines. That adds up... my nutritionally conscious friends. 17 servings at 2 crackers per serving is 32 crackers we have to take into consideration. I say this...because I could easily eat half the box. I love them. ;) We DON'T want to fill up on crackers...just sayin'. There is no way...there are 17 servings in the box based on that label. (laughing) I think this is important, for those who are trying to cut down on empty calories/carbs. I am so glad that there is a QUALITY cracker for those of us that love a quality "snack option". I just believe it's important to read labels...so the labels should be really accurate.

Oh my god. Run, do not walk, to your nearest exit! Do not pass go, or anything else, just keep scrolling, there's nothing to see here - and DEFINITELY nothing you want ANYWHERE near your mouth! I have been trying to find good healthy replacement snacks for several months, and I have always had friends who were vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, you name it, and they always had healthy, different, and downright sometimes unusual snacks, which is to be expected. But huh-uh. Nope. No ma'am. Not this mess! Ain't having it, no way, I wouldn't give these to my dog or hell, even a bird, since it does kind of remind me of this weird birdseed paper my friend use to get hid giant cockatoo. It looks basically like little bumpy pieces of f'd up sandpaper, which COYLD be ok..... *IF* you could get near the box when the inside bag was opened. I mean look, real talk here? I have a friend who is a rhino wrangler at Disney's Animal Kingdom, and once he sneaked us back for a quick behind the scenes tour. But as we were walking back there we began to hear all this moaning and suddenly there was this odor - no - that's too mild a word for it - let's call it a "hardcore stank from hell" for want of a better descriptor. As we got closer we saw some poor guy evidently recreating in real life a scene straight out of Jurassic Park, wearing a glove that went to his shoulder and half his arm was disappeared into the rhino rectum. He explained the animal had apparently eaten something he shouldn't that a jerk tourist had thrown out and as a result over a few weeks his poop had become very backed up and compacted and made him very sick, so when he finally figured out what the problem was, he was now in the process of correcting it, which of course was the reason for the awful stench. But I should say that no, honestly the "crackers" don't smell as bad as sick rhinoceros excrement. But I will be completely truthful when I DO say, that before I would ever eat another one of these "paleo" (ha! that almost fits with the Jurassic Park analogy I thought up and not even on purpose since I'm trying to forget them...) so-called crackers EVER AGAIN, I would sooner eat the glove off of that man's arm after he completed his entire procedure. It's one thing to suffer to be healthy and lose weight. It's a WHOLE OTHER LEVEL to even get your face even a few feet from one of these godawful foul hell cookies! Hey, Alexa! Can we give negative five stars?

I really love these plain "Salt & Pepper" crackers! They do not have the kind of bitter taste that the "parmesan" style does.

These are delicious! HOWEVER, the flimsy box was shipped in AN ENVELOPE and, unsurprisingly, the crackers arrived all crushed. If you're counting crackers, you'd need a kitchen scale to know how many crackers you're taking, and forget about putting toppings on them, the fragments are too small. It's a shame, because they do taste great. I wee bit too much pepper for my taste, but it's not overwhelming.

The price is keeping me from giving higher review. I really like these crackers, bought them twice. I can’t justify the ridiculously high price though. I don’t understand. Flax seed is incredibly cheap.