Category: Crackers & Crispbreads
The chestnut tree is native to Asia and was first introduced to Europe via Greece. These light crispbreads can be enjoyed for breakfast, lunch or as a tasty snack with your favourite sweet or savoury toppings.
I didn't expect a gluten-free crispbread to actually snap this cleanly, but these chestnut ones hold up great under a thick layer of cream cheese. The 100g pack disappeared way too fast at breakfast, so I'm already ordering more to keep in the pantry for quick lunches.
These have a lovely light crunch that holds up well whether I layer them with hummus or just eat them plain with cheese. The chestnut taste comes through subtly, which makes them feel a bit more special than your average cracker.
Finally, a crispbread that doesn’t taste like cardboard—these chestnut ones are so light they almost float, and I’ve been having them with both jam and cheese for breakfast and snacks. They’re delicate but hold up well, and the subtle sweetness makes them a nice change from the usual rye or wheat op
