3OZ RYE + SEA SALT

Nordic Crisps 3 oz

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3 oz. resealable pouch

Created from a traditional recipe for Danish knækbrød, these baked rye crisps are a healthy, real-food alternative for the whole family who is active or just plain hungry. These crisps come bite-sized and are packaged in a re-sealable to-go sized pouch to be a perfect fit for anyone who is active or just plain hungry.

Organic, nut and soy free, vegan, non-GMO, and no added sugars or preservatives. Just tasty, simple and natural superfood ingredients baked together in an old-world Scandinavian tradition.

Rye + Sea Salt Nordic Crisps Ingredients:
Organic Rye Flour, Filtered Water, Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Organic Flax Seeds, Organic Pumpkin Seeds, Organic Sunflower Seeds, Organic Sesame Seeds, Organic Rolled Oats, Organic Chia Seeds, Rosemary Extract, Baking Powder, Sea Salt.

RYE + SEA SALT

Rye + Sea Salt

I'm the Mana of three-year old Triplets and it's difficult to get them to all like the same thing at the sane time; however, they love the Rye + Sea Sait Crisps with hummus. They ate half the bag only because I wanted some and ate the other half bag with spicy hummus. Yum!

My to go snack

My favorite has been the Rye + Sea Salt Crisps, but the new Fennel & Onion are really delicious with a fennel forward flavor. I will definitely include a mixture of these two moving forward with my orders.

Hungry Bird Crisps have been my go to snack ever since I saw them at Foster Sundry in Bushwick.

SO GOOD

These are the best crackers that are full of flavor and so healthy I don't feel bad about eating the whole bag! Please get

Finally a delicious GF snack!!

I bought the rye n salt crisps. I finished the entire bag in 5 mins. Delizioso! Using olive oil as an ingredient was genial. I was born and raised in Rome and this bite gave me childhood memories, like a slice of focaccia dipped into olive oil...but without the gluten! Imagine these crisps served with cheese or an olive tapenade...we had friends over and they divoured them. The skeptics said "these don't taste like a healthy snack at all!" When did we have to compromise on flavor in order to eat something healthy?!? Well, no more.

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