Feng Shui Rice Crackers, Nori Seaweed, 3.5 Ounce (Pack of 12)

My name is Masayuki but my American friends call me Peter which means tall tree in Japanese. I am a blind Japanese American. I lost my eyesight as a young child in Mitsukue by consuming a small amount of the deadly Strychnine Tree as part of a dare in a foolish childhood game. As an adult Japanese American who practices Shinto and is forbiddened by Amatersu to consume anything that breaths air and has fire in their spirit I am constantly on the look out for a good snack cracker. Well I have found it. The Feng Shui Seaweed Rice Cracker is a real taste pleaser and goes great with Umeboshi ame.

My kids and I love other rice crackers - with and without nori - but none of us liked these. Probably just personal preference, but I also thought they were a bit stale. Sad that I have 12 bags. :(

Stale. But good taste & edible.

These are some of the better rice crackers that I've tried, with a pretty good variety. I still miss the little spicy red crescents, but still good and reasonably flavorful.

Delicious, crispy and nicely flavored. You can't go wrong with these rice crackers. They contain no MSG or artificial flavors/colors, are fat free and gluten free, and taste great. Love them.

disgusting - do not buy. Product of China.

They've changed the packaging AND the recipe! I found a bag with the old packaging at a grocery store and compared it to the new version, and they are absolutely different and NOT in a good way!Buy the Feng Shui bags while you can. The new version is just BAD.

These are mildly flavored, have nori, and are larger than the usual rice snacks. The flavor is similar to other rice crackers.