Costco offers a pretty solid selection of crackers. The Simple Mills Almond Flour Crackers are my favorite, but I’ve reviewed plenty of others (see the next paragraph for a list of some of them). These Innofoods Garden Crisp Crackers caught my eye because they’re gluten-free and loaded with vegetables. The bag actually claims they’re “over 50% real vegetables”. I immediately thought of the classic Vegetable Thins crackers when I saw this, and these Garden Crisp Crackers actually are very similar in taste. Anyway, read on to find out why I love these crackers so much that I’ll be repurchasing them!
Other crackers from Costco are Mary’s Organic Crackers, Innofoods Keto Crackers, Crunchmaster Multi-grain Crackers, Carr’s Entertainment Cracker Collection, Made Good Star Puffed Crackers, RW Garcia Organic Sweet Beetroot Crackers, RW Garcia Lentil with Tumeric Crackers and the RW Garcia Sweet Potato Crackers.
Location in Store
You can find these crackers in the aisle with the granola, jams, nut butter and other boxed crackers. The item number is 1703067.
Taste
I love these crackers! I can’t believe they’re gluten-free, I think they’re one of the best gluten-free crackers I’ve had and don’t think many people would notice they’re gluten-free if they weren’t already told. The texture of the crackers is thick, hard and crunchy which means these are perfect for dips and spreads.
The flavor reminds me a lot of Christie Vegetable Thins if you’ve ever had those. They’re very flavorful but you can’t really taste one specific vegetable but can immediately tell they’re vegetable-flavored crackers. The black pepper is noticeable as well as the rosemary extract.
Cost
The 454-gram bag of crackers costs $9.99 Canadian at Costco which in my opinion is totally worth it for these delicious plant-based, organic, gluten-free delightful crackers.
Convenience
The bag reseals which I really appreciate because it keeps my crackers tasting fresh for longer. The bag recommends storing the crackers in a cool, dry place and the best-before date is ten months from when I purchased them.
I’ve been eating these for the past week and I enjoy them alone. They’re so flavorful that I just don’t feel the need to pair them with hummus or any other dips. They’d be fine with cheese but if you want a cracker to snack on alone these are great for that.
Nutrition
Calories
Eight crackers contain 80 calories, three and a half grams of fat, 12 grams of carbohydrates, one gram of fibre, one gram of sugar, one gram of protein and 140 milligrams of sodium.
Ingredients
I really like the ingredients list! There are lots of vegetables, gluten-free flour and some herbs and seasonings – that’s pretty much it. Yes, there’s cane sugar and vegetable oil, which aren’t the healthiest, but I’m not surprised by the addition of those two ingredients in a cracker.
The crackers are gluten-free, dairy-free, organic, Non-GMO and are baked instead of fried but may contain tree nuts.
Scoring
Taste: 9/10
Cost: 8/10
Convenience: 10/10
Nutrition: 7/10
Overall
Must buy!
I’m totally finishing my bag of these crackers and wouldn’t hesitate to buy them again. If you’re unsure because you’re not following a gluten-free, plant-based diet you really can’t tell that these are any different than other crackers available.
Have you tried these crackers before? What are your thoughts on them?
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These are great for keto type crackers and I elude the broken ones by gently shaking the bag to see how many sound broken, and also I use self checkouts so that the clerks aren’t tossing them around and breaking them. Problem is, they stopped carrying the normal sized crackers and brought them back in little snack pack kid sized pkgs, and they are now tiny (penny size) and hard as rock, might even break your teeth. Also, the bags would be impossible for a child to open, because I had trouble as an adult. Too bad…they were a fav of mine, but I won’t buy the creepy little tiny ones.
I love these cracker and will purchase again if I can find them but agree with other commenters that the bag contained a lot of broken crackers. I didn’t care so much as I just ate them plain and found them super flavourful and just a hint of spice (heat). Love them but it seems my Costco in BC is also out of them.
I have purchased this product and will not again as a large number of them are broken. In this bag only 12 were whole. Estimating how many you have consumed challenges my lessons in grade school about fractions!
I just bought a new bag and all of mine are broken too! Hard to tell how many I’m really eating.
I phoned your Customer Service and left a message – we purchased your crackers and really love them but they are all broken up in pieces in the bag. Very unfortunate.
I have a picture if you would like to see it.
Hope you can send me a new package that is not broken up.
Thank you.
Hi Heinz, I am no way affiliated with Costco or Innofoods. Thanks!
Tapioca flour is a no for me.
They are also selling it online but only in US.
Ugh not impressed.
My favorite
Think I got a bad batch of these. My crackers are darker brown in color and 90% of them are broken. I have never returned a food item to Costco but to pay $9.99 for a bag of broken crackers is a bit much. They are tasty though and I would buy again but only if on sale. The manufacturer should also consider using a box for these crackers as they break easily.
Bought these at Costco in Calgary. Have been unable to find them again. Im hoping that Costco will stock these again.
I’m in Ottawa. I haven’t been able to get them for two months. I was told that they took them off the order list. The company in BC now lists them for $25 a bag if they have to be shipped anywhere.
Susan barrhaven costco had them yesterday, I bought a bag so far no complaints.
Garden Crisp Crackers are amazing, good. Bought them once at Winnipeg Costco and haven’t been able to buy them again. Will they be returning to Costco?
Ugh I hope so! I want more too!
Which Costco did you see them at? I’ve been looking all over for them but haven’t seen them
Edmonton South!
Just got some at Markham Costco. 65 Kirkham Dr, Markham, ON. Cheers
I just purchased these last week for sale price. They are very tasty with a hint of spice. They are very hard in texture and that is why i would not buy them again. Would be very hard for some to eat. Otherwise they are good. also to mention most of my crackers were broken in the bag when opened and no i did not throw them around lol