Quinn Gluten Free Sea Salt Pretzel Sticks - Whole Grain, Made with Real Ingredients, Whole Grain Sorghum, Sea Salt, Vegan, Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Non-GMO - 5.6 Oz (Pack of 8)

let's all face it, gluten free products have their own unique taste and feel.My wife who is gluten free, sugar free, and lactose Intolerant for the past 10 years has tested a lot of these types of products. This is the first one that she reorders every month from Amazon.Mind you things have come a long way in the past 10 years, but this product is really good.

I had been missing these pretzels this year so was glad to find them! They may be a bit of an acquired taste, sort of bland and nut-like, but I appreciate the healthy ingredients. These pretzels provide a satisfying crunch and are quite firm, so be careful if you have dental issues. I placed my order in July and the expiration date is for next March -- thank you!

I was recently gifted with a snack box of healthy treats. It included a bag of the Quinn classic sea salt pretzels. It was an individual serving bag and I devoured it. The pretzels tasted buttery and with the perfect amount of salt and crunch. The bag I ate had a "best by" date of May 2020. Of course, when I read the packaging closer, I got really excited to see that they are organic, made with ancient grains, non-GMO. I came to Amazon and was shocked at how inexpensive these were. They carry them in my neighborhood grocery store but for $4.99 per bag. What a steal. I just opened the first bag and they smell stale/rancid. I checked and the "best by" date was December 9, 2019. I checked the carton and there is no indicator of the best by date--so I know that Amazon did not send me old pretzels on purpose. LONG STORY SHORTENED--I checked to see about returning them and was offered a full replacement at no charge or a full refund (no need to return the product). I opted to just get my money back and will reminisce about the delicious pretzels I got to enjoy before. No harm, no foul. Just wished these were as good as the first pretzels I tried. = \

I love pretzels but I cannot have gluten, corn and dairy. These were the first pretzels I could have in 10 years. I am thrilled and eat them everyday. They are also very crunchy!

A great healthy snack!

This is the second batch of expired and rancid pretzels I have received. The first batch of 2 boxes, was sent in August of 2021 and expired on 6.17.21. This second batch was sent in September of 2021, and expired on 6.17.21 with a batch number of 2310. Amazon needs to work with Quinn brands to get them to put the expiration date on the boxes where there is a spot for it that is always blank. Otherwise, the pretzels are great and better that other brands when a good batch comes.

We are allergic to corn and gluten. These pretzels are the first we found that really taste good and don't make anyone react!

I've been purchasing these Quinn's pretzel sticks at my neighborhood Whole Foods Store. Really like them and wanted to stock up. After reading the reviews about taste and overall quality problems I'll definitely just continue to purchasing at the store - and my store seems to have a problem keeping the shelves stocked.Like most everyone, I like snacks. I try to find healthier ones, whole grain, low fat, etc. I have made multiple purchases of baked chips, etc., mostly in small snack bags. Almost every order had serious problems, close to expiration date, no expiration date, broken, cracked, extremely dented, etc. I recently ordered some low-fat Kettle chips which were almost impossible to find. Well, it took about 5-weeks to be delivered and there was no date printed next to the "best buy date" and box was a beat-up paper towel type box that looked like it was packaged by 5-year old's. Very suspicious.Food items like these are non-returnable, but Amazon has always reimbursed me for the most serious problems. The issue that needs to be addressed is that we all want to use Amazon to purchase snacks and other food items like these, but Amazon needs to better qualify the suppliers. Are these counterfeit, coming from other countries, being resold through some suspicious channel? Amazons needs to guarantee the quality of food items being sold to customers.