CrunchmasterMulti Grain 6 Seed Cracker, Sesame, 14 Oz, Pack of 2

Tried these at a friend’s house, now have at least one box on hand at all timesTasty and crunchy and great price

Best crunchy cracker for low sodium diet. Not broken up in transit

I had liked several of the nut based crackers for years. At Costco I saw a box of these crackers and decided to give them a try. Good decision! They are the best for dips, with cheese or salad or just munching. I couldn’t find them the next time I was at Costco but was glad when I found them on Amazon. I introduced them to several friends and they also really enjoyed them and agreed about their flavor and texture.

The 6-seed Crunchmaster variety has been our favorite cracker for a few years now and they never disappoint. Crunchy, delicious, and more nutritious than most "multi-grain" crackers. Whether by themselves or with cheese or avocado or salmon dip or anything we think up, they are perfect. The 6-seed variety is sometimes hard to find so we were thrilled to get them on Amazon.

These taste wonderful and have a great crunch. I also love that the ingredients are mostly whole foods. They are a bit pricey if buying one bag, and they only have four servings per bag, but if you buy a whole case of them, the price goes way down.If you’re looking for a healthy and delicious snack cracker, though, this is it!

These have the best flavor. There is an almost pop corn like undertone. They are very good and eating too many is the only downside. Sometimes I buy a lot of them and repackage them with a vacuum sealer. I've seen these in grocery stores for up to twice this price, by ounce and in a smaller package. Very good, beyond delicious

Delicious healthy cracker.

which can be a bad thing! :-) this review is for anyone who has tried San-J sesame brown rice crackers but not these and you're wondering if you'll like them. i tried to do a taste test but when i ate the crunchmaster i liked it best then when i ate the san-j i liked it best. :-)the san-j has a somewhat more intense flavor (tastes like more soy sauce or stronger soy sauce to me) and definitely has a denser texturecrunchmasters are light, airy, and crispier...also very satisfying (and also yummy)i like the purity of san-j ingredients better (only sesame, brown rice, rice flour, san-j tamari soy sauce, sweet potato starch) but crunchmaster has some good seeds/grains and the latter has more fiber. (wish it didn't have safflower oil and maltodextrin, tho.)i have only found san-j in the 3.7 oz size for about $4 so they are much more expensive.and yes you really can get crunchmaster for half the amazon price at costco but if, like me, you live in the middle of the city with no car, amazon is the place! buy 2 boxes and free shipping so that beats driving and spending money on gas anyway!