Wheat Thins Original Snacks, Whole Grain Wheat Crackers, Snack Crackers, 8.5 oz

My dad was the kind of man who believed there was only one cracker worth buying — Wheat Thins. No substitutes, no store brands, and definitely no touching his crackers. Apparently, that loyalty runs in the family, because every time I stand in the cracker aisle telling myself I’ll try something cheaper or healthier, I end up reaching for Wheat Thins anyway. I’ve compared ingredients, checked prices, and considered every sale on the shelf, but nothing else measures up. Wheat Thins are perfectly crispy, lightly salty, and have that unmistakable malty flavor that makes them great on their own or paired with deli meat and cheese. More than just a snack, they bring back memories of my dad every time I open a box. Some people pass down recipes or traditions — my dad passed down brand loyalty to Wheat Thins, and honestly, it’s a pretty great legacy.

deep crackers the Wheat Thins are great for eating with a sandwich or using them with a dip or hummus or just straight out the box. they're so tasty and crispy. definitely give them two thumbs up and highly recommend

I would recommend this product if you don’t mind the bag inside being huge and filled only a quarter. It used to be 3/4 then a half now it’s only a quarter. I don’t know why they just don’t make the box smaller. It’s way too expensive for what you get. I switched to something else, but I’m not gonna tell you what it is because I don’t want it running out weekends or weekends they’re delicious, but are they worth that kind of money no, not after what I found.

Wheat thins add fiber in a small nutty flavour as a snack or meal add. These can be lined on a tray to bake on cheese tomato or serve with hummus (chic peas good for legs) or guacamole avacado dip. Good appetizers. Good for in soup or salad

Sometimes a bit pricey, but Wheat Thins are the BEST for pepper jelly and cream cheese—there’s no comparison. Dollar Tree used to have a decent substitute, but no more. The current Dollar Tree brand is no match for Wheat Thins.

WE HAVE LOVED THESE WHEAT THINS ORIGINALS FOR DECADES AND FIND THAT THE RECIPE HAS NOT BEEN CHANGED! THEY'RE DELICIOUS BY THEMSELVES AND WITH DIPS, HUMMUS AND SPREADS.

Delicious, Healthy, and not salty at all. I Love the crunch, the freshness, and deliciouness makes you want to keep eating. I Truly enjoy this light, crispy snack.

The crunch is strange, and they taste a little bit sweet, which is very off-putting. They're like if triscuits and a crackhead had a baby lol. I would only buy these if they were on sale. Triscuits and Sun chips have a much better flavor. The only thing good about these is them being made with whole wheat.

A few years ago I had these after not having them in a long while. And they were terrible quality. I thought I got a bad batch. Got some recently and they were the same poor quality compared to what they used to be. I had heard they moved the production to another country. But apparently the quality diminished. They are like eating roof shingles or something. The texture is denser. The flavor tastes like cardboard. These used to be so good. Now I'm buying store brand because that's superior quality to these. I don't know how they could keep the quality of oreos in the move to Mexico but the quality of wheat thins and vanilla wafers went down the drain.

Crackers are supposed to be savory and salty. I took a bite of these and thought I was going crazy because they taste like a dessert. Then I see that they have 4g of added sugar. I'm not the type of person to avoid all added sugars, but crackers should not taste sweet.