Milton's Gourmet Crackers - Crispy Sea Salt, 6.8oz, Cardboard Box

These are the absolute best crackers for everything imaginable – on their own, on a charcuterie board or with dips and hummus. The perfect balance between tasting buttery and salty. And not thin or easily broken. They have such wonderful flavor that they're happily eaten on their own.

I used these crackers to serve some fancy holiday goat cheese and they were perfect for it. Would also go well with salami on a charcuterie board. I love that you don't have to buy a huge box.

I absolutely LOVE these Milton sea salt crispy crackers. The taste is simply divine. I order 6 boxes at a time. I end up with a lot of broken crackers but they taste so good, it does not matter.

Nice texture--crispy and light. Delicious all by themselves or with squares of cheese. Often they run of stock, and the only choice left is the Milton's multigrain crackers.

It's a must staple with sliced cheese and a cup of tea. These crackets also taste well on top of salad. I can also wat them well with a nice tuna salad. The best crackers in my book.

Appreciate that it has the least amount of weird sounding ingredients. Taste great...nice and healthy without being overwhelming "healthy " family likes it with soup, on a platter with cheeses %26 other anti- pasta.

These crackers are an excellent balance between sweet dough of the cracker and the salt's savory taste. Two concerns: (1) frequently there are broken crackers (which is NOT what the name “crackers” means), and (2) They are slightly more expensive for Walmart that prides itself on low prices, especially when Americans are demanding affordability.

I love these crackers.... I buy them a lot, however, there's always a bunch of broken of ones but this time, they were almost all crushed. and they were going to a party.

too big . Kept breaking when I bit into them, Topped with cheese,it took.2 pieces per cracker to cover. need a smaller diameter version for snacking. These are more of elegant party tray crackers. I was buying for after school snacking and weekend afternoon they are just too large.

I thought I was purchasing Organic Crackers. What I got instead was 'Gourmet' crackers, which has items in the Safflower oil: Tocopherols, and Ascorbyl Palmitate, and I have not idea what those are. My rule of thumb is, if I can't pronounce the word, then it can't be good for me.