Crackers and cookies aren’t things I think of as healthy, but the brand Simple Mills is doing its best to change that! Their Almond Flour Crackers and Sweet Thins use simple, natural ingredients to deliver crackers and cookies that are nutritious and satisfying. These Simple Mills Organic Seed Flour Crackers follow the same approach. Are they good enough to replace traditional crackers in your cupboard and on your next charcuterie board?
Other snack foods and crackers I enjoy from Costco are the Mary’s Organic Crackers, Crunchmaster Multigrain Crackers, Innofoods Garden Crisp Crackers, RW Garcia Organic Crackers, Parm Crisps Snack Mix, Whisps Cheese Crisps and the Kirkland Signature Peanut Butter Pretzels.
Location in Store
These can be found in the aisle with crackers, jam and peanut butter at Costco. They’re near the CrunchMaster Crackers and the Mary’s Organic Crackers. The item number is 1400954.
Taste
I’ll start off by saying I prefer the Simple Mills Almond Flour Crackers over these. The garlic & herb flavor of these crackers is pretty strong and some days I want a really flavorful cracker to snack on but a lot of the time I want something a bit milder.
The crackers have a heavy garlic flavor and noticeable hints of onion, rosemary, basil and oregano. They’re definitely tasty but I find them really flavorful and only want a few, which might actually be a good thing! They’re salty but there’s not too much, just the right amount of sea salt.
Although they’re gluten-free, they don’t taste it! My husband and my mom both had no idea they were eating crackers that were made of cassava and seed flour blend.
Cost
The 567-gram box contains two 283.5-gram bags and costs $14.99 Canadian. That’s not bad for a gluten-free product like this, especially considering the crackers are produced using seed flour.
Convenience
Once the bags are opened they do not reseal which is a bit of a pain because I found my crackers went stale quicker than other ones in my cupboard even though I used a clothing pin to seal the bag. This is probably because there are no added preservatives.
The best-before date isn’t as long as other crackers either, only just over three months from when I purchased them. As I mentioned before, these crackers are quite flavorful so they won’t pair perfectly with every kind of cheese and meat and I feel like they’re tasty enough on their own.
I like them as a snacking cracker but I wouldn’t add them to a charcuterie board because I feel like the flavor would overpower and clash with the other ingredients on the board. I also can’t think of many dips they’d work well with.
Nutrition
Calories
Nine crackers contain 150 calories, nine grams of fat, 160 milligrams of sodium, 18 grams of carbohydrates, one gram of fiber, zero grams of sugar and two grams of protein. I eat about five as a snack and feel totally satisfied.
Although the calories and fat may seem a bit high, the fat is from the seed flour and it’s what helps you feel full and keeps the carbohydrates lower.
Ingredients
One of the reasons why I love Simple Mills products is because of the clean ingredients! I genuinely feel good about eating these crackers. These are gluten-free, organic, Non-GMO certified, plant-based, soy-free and dairy-free! They also don’t have any preservatives which is why they expire sooner. They’re produced in a facility that also produces food with milk and nuts.
Scoring
Taste: 7.5/10
Cost: 7/10
Convenience: 10/10
Nutrition: 8/10
Overall
Give it a try!
I won’t be buying these again because I like the plain sea salt almond flour crackers by Simple Mills better but I definitely didn’t dislike these. They’re great for someone who likes garlic and a really flavorful cracker!
FAQ
In the USA.
Nine crackers is equal to one serving and is 150 calories.
$14.99 Canadian.
Have you tried the Costco Simple Mills Organic Seed Flour Crackers? What did you think of them? Drop a comment below!
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First of all, I love your reviews. Just always a fun, interesting thing to read. I have indeed tried the Simple Mills almond crackers and love them. Not sure if I will try these since I tend to stick with a good thing when I find it.