Looks: Somewhat oranger than depicted, and not quite as textured. 4 out of 5
Taste: Like a really salty Wheat Thin. I couldn’t eat more than a few at once due to the overwhelming amount of salt on them – almost inedible. 1.5 out of 5
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Might these be the new mouth stuffing saltine challenge cracker?
I have a box of these on my desk and they are not that salty! Occasionally there are a few in the box that have more salt grains on them, but overall they aren’t much different from regular wheat thins.
Also, they are delicious! I eat them with hummus.
Are you kidding!? I’m addicted to these things. I **love** them!
Their line of cheese crackers (Wisconsin Cheddar, etc) are just as inedible … waaaay too much salt.
I think that these taste awesome! The box that I had was actually less salty than other types of Wheat Thins. I LOVE these w/ some slices of cheese. Your review is a bit harsh, I suggest trying them again to see if you notice a difference.