Edward & Sons Organic Toasted Onion Brown Rice Snaps - Oven Baked, Whole Grain, Gluten Free, Low Sodium, Low Fat, Non-GMO Project Verified, USDA Organic - 3.5 Oz (Pack of 12)

These are one of the few 'healthy' chips my husband will eat. They qualify as "healthy" in my book because they aren't made with corn, soy, potato, or refined oils. They do, however, contain regular salt, not sea salt. They're nice and crunchy, they taste good, and they make a great dipper. This same company makes an unflavored version without salt.

Because of food allergies, my children can only eat 100% rice crackers. It's extremely difficult to find a rice cracker without added ingredients. Edward & Sons is the only brand that they can eat. We're so appreciative that someone makes a rice cracker that doesn't have lots of extraneous ingredients added. The flavor on all their crackers is wonderful, even the plain. They always snap and are a wonderful little size. We use them to eat hummus or eat them all by themselves. It's a wonderful product. Amazon beats the discount my local natural food store can offer me when ordering a case. We get these through the s&s program which makes the price even better.

I’m unhappy with the ingredient changes made to all of the crackers/snaps produced by Edward & Sons. I can’t even find the organic black sesame snaps that I bought for years. Shame on all companies who had great products, loyal customers, yet downgraded their ingredients.

They changed the recipe with no notice at all. Not happy.

I am supposing that the onion rice crackers are better tasting than what I actually received, which were the plain unsalted ones. They are wonderfully crispy, but extremely bland. . .good with dip or a spread, but awful by themselves.

Very crispy. Just the right dipper for guacamole.

Good flavor+very crunchy. Great for a gluten free diet. Will purchase again. Some packages came with the contents crushed. Feel it’s a shipping problem, not product failure.

The crackers are good. But I ordered them because the product description did not list "oil" as one of the ingredients. However, when I got the crackers, the label on the package itself lists "oil." This is unfortunate for those of us who try to avoid oil for health reasons.