Customer Reviews

Wasa Crispbread, Sesame, 7-Ounce Packages (Pack of 12)

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I first learned to like Wasa crackers (or crispbreads, as they're called) from my old Finnish surrogate mother. But I never took them very seriously until a year ago when my doctor put the heat on me to lower my carbs and lose some weight. Actually, the doctor scared the hell out of me. So I got serious. Since then, I have essentially quit eating bread. But, I like sandwiches for lunch. What to do? Voila! Everything that I used to eat on bread, I now eat on a Wasa--and sesame is my favorite flavor. So with no real effort (other than switching to Splenda instead of sugar), I'm down 30 pounds in a year. I'm wearing clothes that I haven't worn in five years.

The Wasa Sesame Crispbread is the very BEST I have ever eaten. I am totally addicted to them and have gotten most of my friends hooked on them as well. It is wonderful to order them by the case from Amazon, they are fresher than what you can buy in the stores and less expensive, too. What a winning combination!!!

The sesame is the best of the Wasa varieties, in my humble opinion. My partner and I eat it by the case! It's good for you -- lots of fiber. And you can't beat Amazon's price!

The last time you sent me the Wasa Crispbread Sesame pack of 12, it was damaged, most of the crackers were smashed.

These things are fantastic. The perfect platform for delivering all sorts of goodies into your body :-). The only knock, IMO, is the hike in prices. $24 last fall for a pack of 12 (Sesame). $36 now.

I've been eating WASA and other crisp breads for a long time, but I usually get the whole grain ones. Got these at the store once and really liked them, especially because I love sesame seeds. My family also really likes these, and my friends and guests really like them, too. In fact, I bought this case of WASA to share with them, as I prefer the really heavy, hearty WASAs. WASA breads can be served in many ways: they make great crackers to go with soups, stews or chilie, or to snack on plain or with butter spread on them. I like to eat them European style by making little open-faced sandwitches. A little cheese, maybe some meat, thinly sliced cucumber, onion or what have you. A great little snack.

This is the ingredient list:

Wheat flour, sesame seeds, water, yeast, canola and palm oil, sugar, salt. May contain traces of milk.

Nutrition facts:

Calories 60

Total Fat 1.5g

Saturated Fat 1.5g

Trans Fat 1.5g

Sodium 85mg

Total Carbohydrate 9g

Dietary Fiber <1g

Sugars 0g

Protein 2g

The expiration date is 31 October 2012

I was first introduced to Wasa Sesame Crispbread in Sweden last year, and when I came home to the US found them online and ordered a case. My wife has Croan's disease and has a hard time eating any bread products and is able to have these with no ill effects. This is not only my favorite bread now but also my wife's, and 1 year old granddaughters. These are excellent with meats, cheese and most every dip we have tried . We have tried the other Wasa crackers and have found them to be just so-so. The Sesame crackers are always in demand and will keep ordering cases.

Wasa Crisp Bread is an ideal product that is low sodium and high fiber that satisfies most nutritional needs. I buy it due to past cardiac problems. I buy it from Amazon since the grocery stores don't always carry the full range of WASA products. Amazons quick service and very competitive prices are always welcome.

Wasa Crispbread is light, crunchy and full of flavor! We've loved them for years. They go fast around our house!

I love Sesame seeds and Whole Grain Rye. This is however all Wheat flour and tastes like white bread. It is also a smaller 7 oz instead of 9.8 oz.

Less of an inferior product. Notice it is manufactured in Germany and not Sweden.