(3 pack) Carr's Original Table Water Crackers, Baked Snack Crackers, 4.25 oz

I love the taste of these water table crackers and I have purchased many boxes during and since the pandemic. I was looking for communion wafers at that time and these were recommended by a Walmart customer service representative as a decent substitute. After reading the ingredients I thought this may be a suitable product. I was a little disappointed with this last purchase because they were all in pieces not many whole crackers it was as if they had been crushed by something heavy.. Here's hoping the next box will be intact.

This is not a traditional cracker, it is not excessive salty, taste as water cracker, not buttery, not oily, it is dry but the taste is very good, I am on a hypertension diet and always keep in our pantry. The price is high, I tried others and didn't like the taste of old crackers

These crackers are good for when you're nauseous and dieting. They may not have much taste but that's what I wanted. They are thin and go well with Low Fat Mozzarella Sticks. They'd made a good snack for children when accompanied by a serving of protein (cheese, etc). I eat these daily to as a snack. They allow me to keep my calories in check and the cheese adds the needed protein group.

This product has been around since the beginning of dirt. And, they are just as good today as they ever were. I would like to see this same cracker made in a square that is smaller than the round one. I love one bite hor derves and I can easily enjoy a Packer game and make a whole meal out of one bite crackers and toppings. I love 'em.

…without these crackers. Water crackers are well-known for their tensile strength; the ability to be served with moisture-laden items like caviar, olives, pickles etc. with cheese and even meat - these crackers are so tough that you can put the topped crackers in the oven to melt and warm the toppings - without worry about the crackers ‘cracking up' afterwards. For cheaters, oh yes - the microwave won't affect these crackers, either.

When I was a kid growing up, I saw Mrs. Kekahuna having a large cracker with something on it - finding out it was a simple mix of tuna and mayo... of course I wanted to try one. the crackers were plain and almost the size of a teacup plate back then. Can't find those anymore but I wish I could cuz that's a great protein snack! These are same brand and same kind but a lot smaller.

These crackers, which I've ordered many many times because they are favorite. Mine were completely crushed and really nothing but crumbs and little pieces of crackers and I ended up throwing away most of them because they're just not edible never ever these crackers, which I've ordered many many times because they are favorite. Mine were completely crushed and really nothing but crumbs and little pieces of crackers and I ended up throwing away most of them because they're just not edible

They take a basic cracker (like a saltine without the salt) and then make it and the packaging smaller, then UP the price to $4.66 for a wee, tasteless pack of crackers. Ridiculous!

This box of crackers was shipped in a lightweight padded envelope, and the box was crushed, and the crackers were smashed inside the box!! When I finished opening one end of the box (it was already partially open), crushed crackers fell out because the plastic sleeve was broken open. completely unacceptable.

not impressed much smaller sleeve. shrinkflation again 9n top of it palm oil and too salty...but....if you need something reasonablybland these might work.