Schar Gluten Free Table Crackers, Paper Packet, 7.4 Ounce (1.2oz Packs per Case)

Having Celiacs Disease, I have truly missed some products. Saltine crackers were definitely in this category. These crackers taste exactly like the real Saltines, I eat them as snacks, hors devours, with Tuna on crackers. These are FANTASTIC. They do tend to be slightly brittle, but these are so worth it!!!!

if you have celiac and you like crackers look no further and actually ANYTHING by Schar is impeccable!!! I've tried other brands that may have been slightly less expensive but they were horrible. it sucks you can only find a certain stores, Publix does not carry them which is sad but walmart does so yay!!!

These crackers are very fragile. we keep buying them but we often eat them all broken up. Employees need to know how fragile they are. We haven't opened them up yet but our pickup had these crackers bagged up with a jar of mayo %26 nothing else. Since they are not in a box , that is all that would be required to break them up.

These are the best store bought gluten free cracker I have tried for flavor and consistency in 20 years of being GF, - light, flaky, and just salty enough. They are, however, fragile and easily broken. For me, worth the trade-off for the flavor of the crackers. I'm not the hugest fan of Schar products but this one is a winner.

Replacement for normal saltines in chili. I was pleased with the taste. They gave the texture and taste of saltines in the chili without the gluten concern. Echoing other reviews, there were some broken in the package but for my purpose that didn't matter. I would purchase again for meat and cheese but would be disappointed if several were broken then.

For being gluten free they have excellent flavor. They are great to crumble into soup but you could never use them for like cheese and crackers, way too crumbly. The perforations are a joke. Will continue to buy given not many other gluten free options.

For a long time (%26 they've been around a long time) Schar gluten free Table Crackers tasted really good - like a saltine but not too salty. But they were really crumbly/getting tiny crumbs all over everything - table, floor and me. I brought them not only for taste but because they're the only cracker that I can eat. Here lately something seems to have changed - they're not as crumbly but they don't taste as good. I used to gobble up a couple of 6 packs in one sitting and ate them as snacks. Now I can barely eat one pack. Maybe it's me getting tired of them because I do eat A LOT of them. But they really seem different. I still buy them as I do need crackers. These crackers aren't cheap as you get about half the crackers than in a 4 sleeve box of cheaper saltines.

I really like these crackers. They taste so good compared to other crackers I have tried. Unfortunately, they may contain tree nuts, so beware. They also contain soy. There is a lot less of that slimy gluten texture. The only thing is that whether I buy them in the store or have them delivered, they are always broken and crumbly. They are very thin and break easily. Of course, the price is always high, as with all gluten free products. Because I have so many food allergies and intolerances, I am limited to what I can eat. I am allergic to tree nuts, so I may have to stop eating them. But, they're tasty. These fill that craving for a good cracker.

This is a product which I purchase regularly. Today the two boxes were delivered as ordered. However, one of the pkgs had the bottom third of the pkg damaged. It was squshed. I did call Online customer service but was told that I would need to take it in to the store for a return. This is not convenient for me to do so. That is the reason I use delivery. I will just eat what is not crushed and discard the rest.

Good taste for something gluten-free, but I wish I'd paid more attention to the reviews that used the word "fragile." Out of six packets in the box and 5-6 double-square crackers in each packet, only two came through mostly UNbroken. The rest were a mess of fractures. When I did pull out a cracker that had enough left to show the "perforation" point, it doesn't break there; it breaks wherever you apply the slightest pressure. Here's the thing: if you're willing to eat crackers broken into a bunch of little pieces because you need a gluten-free item, give them a try. If you're looking for crackers you can break in half into nice little squares on which to put cheese or anything else, these aren't for you. Not sure how much shipping factored into it and how much this would have happened no matter how they were handled.