Customer Reviews

Wasa Crispbread, Multi Grain, 9.7-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 12)

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I am addicted to Wasa Crispbread Multi-Grain and you will be too. Very Crisp and hearty flavor. A healthy product with no saturated or trans fat. and only 60 calories per portion. The other Wasa products are also worth a try - especially Sesame.

I like all the Wasa crackers, but this crispbread is truly tasty. I like that it is made with 4 whole grains, and it is an excellent carrier for peanut butter, cottage cheese, or whatever you want to put on it. Also, when you bite it, it doesn't break into a million pieces. Good stuff.

I've been eating Wasa Crisp Bread for the past 10 years with cream cheese, jam, ham, and other toppings for breakfast and sometimes dinner. It is quite filling despite being so light. I like the Multigrain the best because it feels and tastes more substantial than the others. Some people complain that it is too hard - but that's how it is. That is the reason it is so good - it feels like toast, but you don't have to toast it. It is not rock hard, just hard enough so that you use your teeth. Even my 16 month old son eats it... So if you've only eaten soft Wonder Bread all your life this might not be for you.

Another advantage is that it lasts a long time unrefrigerated (just keep it in a zip lock to avoid bugs) so is very practical to have around for a quick meal. I suggest using a tray to put butter and cheese on it, otherwise it will break if you use an uneven plate.

Originally looked to buy the WASA Light Rye, but it was out-of-stock. So, bought the Sourdough Rye and Multi Grain instead, and glad I did because they have broadened my selection of favorite WASA brand crispbreads. And while I normally avoid products with yeast, I feel that the toasty crispness of the Multi Grain has neutralized any negative aspects (that yeast is a negative is my story, and I'm stickin' to it!) that may be derived from containing yeast. As for varied uses, it's equally great for strengthening the teeth (and should be a great weight loss adjunct because it is not easy to eat fast, and requires some mastication which should satisfy the need to have eaten) when eaten as a cracker, or mechanically grinding to a pouder for use to coat salmon coquettes. Oh, some more good news is that moths will try to eat through a package of rye crispbreads, which means what's inside is edible for humans too. I keep mine stored in the freezer because it is so valuable. Should be a good nutrient source in case of prolonged emergencies as well. Still my preference among all the WASA crispbreads is the light rye. Only 2 ingredients, rye flour and sea salt. Just give me the simple life... without the two accompanying airheads, that is.

Wasa Crispbread, Multi Grain, 9.7-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 12)

Disclaimer: Vegetarian since 1980. I love the natural earthiness and innate pungeance of whole grains and vegetables, legumes, etc.

This Crispbread satisfies me in this way, plus the terrific crunch! Yes, someone referred to Wasa Crispbreads as "hard tack". My Dad had something similar in the house when I grew up, as well. It was so great to discover Wasa years later.

I haven't ordered from Amazon yet, since I often can get it locally for $1.70 per 9.7 oz. package.

Crunch or munch fans, this is a great replacement for chips, crackers, etc. Current nutrition says 45 calories per 14g slice (20 per pack) zero fat, 80 mg sodium, 10g carbs, 2g fiber, 0g sugar, 2g protein, 13g whole grains.

I love the flavor, but if one is accustomed to refined and processed foods, this may be an "acquired taste". Highly recommend. Will subscribe here if Amazon knocks several dollars off the case price.

I order 2 cases,(12 packs per case), every 45 days or so. In the past, a few crackers were broken. No problem. In my last 2 orders, nearly 3/4 of the crackers werw either broken or totally crumbled! When Amazon shipped the packages, there was very little packing material to protect the crackers. I currently have 2, unopened cases. Crackers or crumbs?

My husband and I love Wasa Crispbread. I found it available at Amazon,com at a
much better price than in the supermarket so I bought a case of 12 packs. Just great!

I'm trying to get more whole grains in my diet, and try as I might, I detest whole grain bread. These crackers are a wonderful substitute - crisp and pretty tasty as well! I love them with cheese. The only reason I knocked off a star is once you unwrap the package, you really need to put the whole thing in a Ziplock bag. There's no way to reseal so they stay fresh.

Best price for Wasa Crispbread, Multi Grain, 9.7-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 12)is to order through Amazon.com "Subscribe & Save Items"

Love spreading butter or some good cheese on the top. Not much better way to get your fiber and have a decently nutritious snack during the workday! And, it's good with some nice imported BEER!!!