Blue Diamond - Pecan Nut-Thins Crackers (Wheat & Gluten-Free) Review

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krislynn
Southern Belle, GA

Pecan Nut-Thin Crackers are very good and gluten-free!!!

living with celiac disease, a healthy cook, health conscious, very happy with this product, willing to pay more for specialty food, a snacker, sensitive to gluten and wheat

Pros

taste good, crispy, no trans fat, good flavor, great with salads and soups, gluten/wheat-free, no saturated fat

Cons

little pricey

SEP

2008

Blue Diamond
Pecan Nut-Thin Crackers

I have Celiac Disease, which prevents me from eating foods with gluten and wheat in it. I like Blue Diamond Pecan Nut-Thin Crackers because they taste good and have a good flavor. What I like about these crackers is that they are gluten/wheat-free. A cracker is one food that I have missed since I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease. Best of all there are no trans fat or saturated fat in these crackers.

About The Blue Diamond Pecan Nut-Thin Crackers~
They are a unique, crispy, and crunchy cracker loaded with delicious and nutritious pecans. They are the only crackers made with nuts and baked to perfection. Enjoy with your favorite cheeses, dips, salads, or soups. These crackers come in a 4.25 oz box.

The ingredients in the Blue Diamond Pecan Nut-Thin Crackers are Rice Flour, Pecan Meal, Potato Starch, Expeller Pressed Safflower Oil, Salt, Natural Pecan Flavor, and Natural Butter Flavor (Contains Milk).

Nutrition Facts~
Serving Size 16 Crackers

Calories: 130
Total Fat: 3.5g
Saturated Fat: 0g
Trans Fat: 0g
Cholesterol: 0mg
Sodium: 130mg
Total Carbohydrate: 23g
Dietary Fiber: <1g
Sugars: 0g
Protein: 2g

My Viewpoint
It is very hard finding foods that are gluten/wheat-free. The price of these foods can run a little higher, but it is worth the cost. You can buy these crackers at any Kroger grocery stores. Blue Diamond has other great flavors like Almond, Smokehouse Almond, Country Ranch Almond, Cheddar Cheese Almond, and Hazelnut.

I would recommend the Blue Diamond Pecan Nut-Thin Crackers to anyone with Celiac Disease and looking for a good cracker to eat with salads, soup, dips, or just to snack on. I give it 4 stars!

Listed below are reviews that I've written on other Gluten-Free food products. Enjoy!
Crunchmaster Multi-Seed Crackers Original
Gluten-Free Pantry Brown Rice Pancake and Waffle Mix
Gluten-Free Pantry Olive Oil and Garlic Croutons
Pamela's Products Simplebites Chocolate Chip Mini Cookies

Thank you for reading. If you would like to read more of my reviews, please click here!
Krista Lynn

Last edited on Nov 23, 2008

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Comments about krislynn’s Review

In response to krislynn's comment from Jan 10, 2009 at 3:00PM:

Yes it gets trying reading labels ect........But I have got used to all of that a long time ago. Thank you for the response!! You have great reviews..................Adella**

In response to TouchOfLace's comment from Jan 10, 2009 at 10:17AM:

My goodness IBS and Crohn's Disease. I tell you reading labels and eating out can be difficult. The doctors thought I had IBS before they diagnosed me with Celiac Disease. Thanks for reading my review and sending me a comment. Good luck! ;-) ~Krista Lynn

In response to TouchOfLace's comment from Jan 10, 2009 at 10:17AM:

I also have to watch what I eat as I have IBS and crohns disease. I am very health conscious and watch for all i can dealing with new products or ones I read about on here or elsewhere. Ty for the great review!!

These crackers sound fantastic!

In response to SpokaneMan's comment from Sep 17, 2008 at 8:19PM:

I am glad you liked my Pecan Nut-Thins review. Thanks again.

These sound really good! Nice review.

In response to GeorgeChabot's comment from Sep 17, 2008 at 9:39AM:

Thank you George for pointing out that sentence. I can't believe I did that. Thanks for letting me know.

The first sentence under your paragraph under the heading of Viewpoint doesn't make sense. Do you mean the disease prevents you from eating certain foods? But you are saying it enables .... yada yada