They're a bit like a cross between a saltine and a table water cracker. While a bulk package of six 200g (7.05oz) packages costs $18.00 on Amazon (affiliate disclosure - I may earn a commission if you buy something through this link), I was able to pick one package for just 99 cents at a local supermarket. Apparently they're the "fastest selling" crackers in the U.K.
While not exactly creamy, the crackers are flaky and crispy. They make for a nice choice to eat with cheese or whatever topping or spread you like with crackers. They're light but slightly more substantial and crisper than the typical saltine.
All-in-all, I'm pretty glad I picked these up and have been enjoying them plain or topped with a slice of cheddar cheese.
Nutritional Info - Jacob's Cream Crackers - serving size - 2 crackers (15g)
Calories - 70 (from Fat - 20)
Fat - 2g (Saturated Fat - .6g)
Sodium - 80mg
Carbs - 11g (Sugar - 0g)
Protein - 2g
Haha, Thirsty Thursdays! I like it!
ReplyDeleteSound interesting but I don't believe I've ever seen them here in the States. Haha, maybe if I ever go to the UK...
ReplyDeleteCheese and good crackers is a great snack, nice. I hadn't heard of these. Once again, you outdo yourself haha. First frozen Friday, then international weekend. What's next, Thirsty Thursdays for the drink reviews? :)
ReplyDeleteTry and get some Jaffa Cakes if you can (individual cakes about the size of an oreo topped with orange jelly and dark chocolate), I think you would enjoy them :)
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