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Looking For gluten-free Crackers

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ebrbetty
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hi guys, I'm miss crackers, I'm more of a salt person than a sweet snacker..I'm so sick of rice crackers, are there any good gluten-free ritz type crackers, something I can get at whole foods

thanks

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Mango04 Enthusiast
Mango04
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Mary's Gone Crackers are my favorite so far - but they do involve rice :)

hez Enthusiast
hez
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Have you tried ener-g crackers? They are a cross between a ritz and a water cracker. I really like them. I can get them at my health food store.

Hez

Felidae Enthusiast
Felidae
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EnerG makes a pretty normal tasting cracker. They are quite good.

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Guest nini
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my daughter and I like the EnerG crackers so much, I ordered a CASE of them! They are a great normal cracker...

lpellegr Collaborator
lpellegr
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If you can tolerate nuts, the Nut Thin crackers are great - non-celiacs beg to share mine. Another great crunchy/salty snack is Lundberg Rice Chips. Haven't found anything to replace Ritz - I did see some crackers on a website that claimed to be that. Maybe search the Gluten-free Mall and other places. You probably won't find them in a store but will have to go on the internet. Worth the shipping cost if you get a lot at once.

Nantzie Collaborator
Nantzie
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Another vote for Ener-G crackers. I bought a case too.

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WGibs
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They aren't like Ritz, but I like Casabe Rainforest Crackers. To me, they are a more neutral flavor than Mary's Gone Crackers (which I also like) and work well as a vehicle for a slice of cheese. I've only tried the wild onion flavor, and I really like them with sharp cheddar. I wouldn't recommend these for plain cracker eating.

You can see them at this link:

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As usual, they are pricey...there aren't many crackers in that $3.69 box.

Becky6 Enthusiast
Becky6
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I just found these today and they are so good!! They taste like a real cracker! They are called Pizzirilli and they are around $5 for a decent size bag. Heres a link:

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jenvan
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I really like Glutano crackers...they are the closest thing to a saltine I've found. I like them when my stomach is upset. For snacking I also like mary's gone black pepper crackers. I haven't tried Ener-g's yet...

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