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Brown Rice Snaps, Unsalted Plain with Organic Brown Rice, 3.5-Ounce Packs (Pack of 12) |  | Brand: Edward & Sons
Category: Grocery
List Price: $47.88
Buy New: $36.83
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Seller: Amazon.com
Rating:  reviews
Number Of Items: 12
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 10 x 9.6 x 8.6
UPC: 039631200411
EAN: 0039631200411
ASIN: B000F4GP3C
Release Date: March 15, 2006
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| Features:
| • | Pack of twelve, 3.5-ounce packs(total of 42-ounces) | | • | Gluten, fat and sodium free | | • | Whole grain rice crackers and no added wheat |
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Product Description
USDA organic. Nutri-check: Gluten free. Fat free. Sodium free. Whole grain rice crackers. No wheat added. In 1978 Edward & Sons unveiled the world's first Brown Rice Snaps. Oven baked instead of fried, and featuring a whole grain wheat-free recipe, they pioneered a new era of healthy snacking. Original varieties of Brown Rice Snaps were created in Japan, where we still take bake them according to the traditional recipe. We have also introduced new varieties of Brown Rice Snaps, such as the one you hold in your hand, which are crafted from a special rice blend of 85% organic brown rice and 15% organic white rice. All Brown Rice Snaps are crisp and delicious for scrumptious snacking straight from the package. Serve them with dips or top them with spreads to complement any event. Perfect for elegant entertaining Product of USA.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Brown Rice Snaps October 3, 2009
Janet R. Miles
These crackers are gluten free, fat free, and sodium free. They are so flavorful and crunchy. Brown rice is much more nutritious than white rice. GREAT PURCHASE!!!!
the fat free crouton! July 29, 2009
Ankasha (MA United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I'm on a sodium free/sugar free diet with an avoidance of wheat. These are not only just a great crunchy healthy snack, but they also make a terrific topping for salads and soups in place of fat laden fried tortillas or oiled and glutenous croutons. Love 'em!
If you're into crunchy, and no salt, these are for you! June 27, 2009
Number Six (California, USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've recently been placed on a very, very restrictive low-salt, low protein diet and rice is been my savior. I love crunchy things, so I've tried both the Unsalted Plain and the Veggie Low Salt crackers (from the same manufacturer) and found I like these Unsalted ones best. I've reordered the 12 pack three times now! I've doctored up my Tofutti (soy-based cream cheese) with jams and spices and used these crackers for breakfast, snacks, etc. A serving is 9 crackers and they're little bit bigger than a U. S. silver dollar. If you're looking for a lot of flavor in your crackers, this might not be the one for you--but to me it's just a crunchy delivery system!
 That's the way the cracker crumbles March 22, 2008
Aerobic Queen (Long Island, NY)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I love these brown rice snaps. They are very hard to find in my local supermarkets(the unsalted kind). The only problem that I had was that 1/2 of the snaps in each package were broken. It's very hard to have crackers and cheese with broken crackers. It's hard to find packages of these snaps in the supermarket with all of the snaps intact. They are very delicate. There has to be a better way of packaging these snaps so that they won't get broken in shipping. But....if you are looking for an unsalted cracker....they are very good!
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