Kavli Thin Crispbread, 5.29-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 12)

The Kavli crispy thin crackers changed apparently changed their recipe. There are more crumbly than the 100 thing rye crackers. I vaccuum pack them for use on camping and kayaking trips. I heard a lot of cracking and breaking this time. Times are always changing. They are still nutritionally a wonderful product.

I was looking forward to this order from Amazon. I've been on a calorie restricted diet for months and it's the taste of grains (bread, chips, crackers)that I miss the most. I find these Thin Crispbreads from Kavli to be the perfect solution. They are ultra thin. I mean they are thinner than you might think possible.As soon as I saw the first one I was amazed it made it through the shipping process in one piece. So far I have not come across a single broken cracker. My next thought was...."well, as soon as I bite into it, the thing's going to explode into a thousand tiny shards. I was amazed when it held together and showed only a perfect half moon hole where my teeth had been. These crackers really hold together nicely.The flavor is very plain. There is no seasoning, and very little salt. they taste like the grains they are made from. I have ordered a case of the "Garlic" flavor and look forward to trying them. I eat these with a generous spoonful of very low calorie pepper and eggplant spread that makes for a very low calorie snack. I highly recommend these.

This crispbread is nice and thin - great for those with more sensitive teeth.I eat 3 of these in the morning for breakfast with Smuckers Sugar-Free jelly on them.Guilt free and delicious.You do have to be a little careful when spreading heavy stuff on them like peanut butter.If you press too hard they can break.One thing you can't tell from the box is that there are actually 2 air-tight packs in the box.I'm currently eating these and the ryvita sesame rye crispbread.Highly recommend both.Note: I have lost 12 pounds by changing my diet but I give the most credit to 2 things. Rye crispbread replacing almostall of the flour in my diet. And drinking oolong tea which helps burn belly fat.You do need to exercise a little bit too.

I HATE THE NEW KAVLI THIN!!!!!!!I wrote a good review several years ago: I am taking back all the good I said about this product that I discovered 30 years ago in Europe.WHY, WHY, WHY when a product sells well FOR THIRTY YEARS IN EUROPE AND THE USA change its ingredients????IT TASTES AWFUL, IT IS HARD and not runchy anymore.I only eat it because of the 18 calories per cracker but I do now buy other brands too.I did write to the American Distributor and to the Company in Norway: they don't listen to their longtime customers.

We have been using this product for years but our most recent order will probably be the last. The quality has gone down measurably. I regret not sending it back when I realized how different the taste and texture are.

Not as good as the originals made in Norway

My wife is on the low carb diet, well WE are on the low carb diet - which means: "small breakfast" if you do not have time to make eggs and bacon. "It is hard to get the coffee down without peanut butter" she says. We have been using crackers like these Kavli crispbreads to "get down the peanut butter" since before I can remember - I think it was when Dan and Mary Eads published: "Protien Power Plan" in the late 1990s. Many years ago we found these to be the best. We could only find them in Wegmans grocery store in NE Pennsylvania, and now that the Army has moved us (again) to Fort Knox, KY we can only find them at Kroger. Recently we cannot seem to find them there either, so we order them. They come fast, not broken, and they are fresh. Also, they are not any more costly to purchase online and pay for delivery than to waste time looking for them. One note: My wife hates opnening things, and we found the best way to do so with these is to cut off the end of the cellophane(?) with scissors - prevents cracks of this thin bread!

I've eaten these for many years. They are low calorie. You can put cheese on them, stick them in the microwave for 20 seconds, and have a low cal melted cheese sandwich. Recently, I have purchased an artisanal product called La Panzarella Rosemary flatbread, which is simply the greatest cracker ever produced, also low fat, but very tasty. It is fine alone, and it's great with artisanal cheeses.