Back to Nature Classic Round Crackers - Dairy Free, Non-GMO, Made with Wheat Flour & Sea Salt, Delicious & Quality Snacks, 6.5 Ounce

Listen… I don’t usually leave reviews, but these crackers? These crackers. Back to Nature’s Classic Round Crackers are the perfect storm of buttery, flaky, and just-salty-enough deliciousness. I legit ate the entire box in one sitting. No cheese, no dip—just vibes and straight snacking.They remind me of Ritz but somehow feel more natural and light, with a clean ingredient list I don’t feel bad about. The sea salt hits perfectly without overpowering anything, and the texture is so satisfying that you don’t even need toppings. But if you do add a little tuna, cheese, or peanut butter? Game over.I told myself I’d pace myself. I didn’t. I’m not ashamed.Already adding another box (okay, two) to my cart.If you’re a salty snack person, go ahead and just buy the box. You’ll thank me later.

I don't know why I had low expectations of these crackers, but I'm happily surprised at how good they are. The texture is perfect: butter-free yet buttery-tasting, and delicately crispy, though they hold up well to toppings. Just the right amount of salt and soooo good. Sorry, Trader Joe (and the 365 version), but your Golden Rounds are no competition for these far superior crackers. The size is smaller than the traditional Ritz crackers, but perfect. The box I got was purchased with a Whole Foods delivery, so they were in stock and fresh. Will be buying these on repeat. They're also great crushed and mixed with panko for much more flavorful crumb toppings than using panko alone, and they stay nice and crisp.1/30/25 UPDATE: BUYER BEWARE. These crackers have been hard to come by lately through WF, so this time I purchased a box through Amazon. The price shown was $7.07, double their usual cost, but due to their recent scarcity, I was willing to pay the $7.07. My order arrived today, packaged in just a plastic envelope. At first I was wondering what I ordered that was in a flat plastic sleeve. I'm all for reducing packaging when appropriate, but a thin, plastic sleeve doesn't provide any protection for a flimsy cardboard box of crackers. So I wasn't surprised that when I opened the bag, the box of crackers was reduced to a flat and broken cardboard sleeve holding a busted bag of pure crumbs. I would have salvaged them to use for crumb toppings, but the inner bag was also damaged and leaking cracker bits. But here's the real kicker: when I checked my orders, it turned out that this Amazon order was fulfilled by a distributor/supplier called "DadsDeals." I was completely unaware that I had been charged $12.99 for the crackers and a whopping $26.60 for the shipping! I don't know "who's your daddy" in this case, but he definitely wasn't offering a "deal." Also, when I went to see about a credit, the item showed as not returnable/creditable, but a kind Amazon customer service rep credited me after I sent images of the damaged box and contents. If you can get them from Whole Foods, you'll likely enjoy these crisp and tasty crackers, but if ordering through the regular Amazon portal, be sure to double-check who's fulfilling the order, and make sure the item cost and shipping match what you see on the product page.

This is my absolute favorite cracker! It’s got such a great taste, it’s fresh, and it’s made with amazing ingredients. Plus, they use natural ingredients and are GMO, which makes them even tastier.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:NOT GLUTEN FREE! I now see this product doesn’t claim to be gluten free but unfortunately online it showed up when I searched for “gluten free crackers”. For the first gluten filled cracker I’ve had in over 15 years, it was very tasty but ended up disintegrating in my mouth

Great product with healthy/safe ingredients!

Definitely a healthier alternative to Ritz. They tasted great!

Tastes like Ritz but better for you !

Purchased these in the past and they are delicious. However, Amazon shipped them in the same bag with a harmful chemical, which in turn made them unfit for consumption.