If you are gluten free and have a hankering for a cracker these may satisfy you and your kids. They are a great company they even donated a crackers for my book release party and we were so happy to have an alternative snack!
“Mary's Gone Crackers, Inc. is committed to manufacturing the best tasting wheat-free and gluten-free baked goods using the highest quality, organically grown ingredients. Mary developed the recipes for her delicious gluten-free products beginning in 1994 when both she and her son were discovered to have a gluten intolerance.”
Her crackers are made with organic brown rice, organic quinoa, organic flax seeds and organic sesame seeds. They come in 5 flavors: Original, Caraway, Herb, Black Pepper, and Onion. For kids the original flavor seem to be the hit, it is mild enough for kids but just flavorful enough for grownups.
Mary’s just came out with some new shapes and flavors called Sticks and Twigs. They have the same ingredients as the original crackers but new flavors have arrived.
The new flavors are Chipotle Tomato, Sea Salt, and Curry. Soon to be released is Cinnamon for the sweet tooth. The crackers are packed with Omega-3s, and healthy, seeds and grains. These are a great alternative to chips or bland GF crackers.
We kid tested the new Sticks and Twigs her was our result:
Sea Salt: has a nice salty flavor without being overly salty.
Kid comment: “Yum!”
Curry: great curry flavor, a bit spicy for little mouths. I have to say the curry flavor dose not resemble a stick or a twig, we will just leave it at that. You can see for yourselves…
Kid Comment: “Yum! I need some water…these are too spicy mama!”
Chipotle Tomato: Really flavorful, nice spice smoky, a bit different. Nice with Hummus.
Kid comment: I did not have my daughter try these they are much too spicy for little kids.
I’d love to see BBQ, or Pizza flavors next.
When your diet is restricted, options can be tough but these crackers come in handy to go packs so you can have something on hand. All in all we love them!
Marys Gone Crackers
Those sound good. With more and more gluten-free choices, it's helpful to know which ones are worth buying.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog. I hope you get tested soon, but regardless of the results, cutting out gluten might help.