Woolworths Snapz Original 250g

As good as more expensive brands! These crackers are brilliant - every bit as good as the more expensive branded ones. I was given a box of branded assorted crackers in a Christmas basket, which included round crackers the same of these. I made up two platters of dips and nibbles, mixing up the crackers from the branded box with the Woolies ones. I honestly couldn't tell the difference between the two. Will definitely be buying these in future in preference to the more expensive brands. Thanks for putting me onto these, Woolies!

Great for snack time. These are eaten often in my household. Nice and crispy. Have a good texture and don't seem to taste as salty as a particular leading brand. (Note: I have not checked the salt content or compared salt content on this or the leading brand)Lovely with Dip, or any condiment you want to eat them with. Also perfect with cabana and cheese, Vegemite & cheese, Cherry tomatoes and cheese. Really anything you want to put on top of them as a snack works. Perfect snack size. Perfect size for entertaining.

Crunchy and tasty. It took ages to find these in stock, and now I can see why- they were just as good as a brand name biscuit!I would not be able to tell the difference between these and the more expensive brand. My family ate these with some sliced cheese, we all enjoyed them. They are great value and very yummy. The only slight negative was the huge number of broken biscuits in the packet, not a problem for snacking at home but would have been disappointed if I had served them to guests. Perhaps it's a transport issue and not a product issue?? I'll certainly give them another try anyway.

Great product. Used for a cheese platter and dip. Nice and crunchy and good taste without too much salt. Very little difference in taste and quality between this cracker and Jatz. Jatz sells at $3. 50 and this product at $1. 80 per 250 gram packet, so a big price difference. This product is made in Australia from at least 88% Australian ingredients. It is packaged well in a cardboard box with a sealed foil bag. There were only one or two broken biscuits in the packet. I would love to see a cracked pepper version and/or a cheese version. Great product and I would definitely buy again.

Better Than The Name Brands. My husband is the cracker expert in our household so we recently shared this fantastic nibbles board with a glass of wine and tried the Original Cracker Snapz sample we received. The oven baking of these makes them nice and crispy and my husband said he actually preferred these to the Jatz/Savoy/Ritz crackers because they were just as crispy but not as salty. We both really liked that the cracker didn't overtake the taste of the cheese and the foil packet kept them nice and fresh until we were ready to enjoy them. They are a 2 star health rating, so definitely a sometimes food and the packet contains a recommended 10 serves or 6 crackers per serve. We also really liked that these were made from 88% Aussie ingredients. That's a big plus ... MoreBetter Than The Name Brands. My husband is the cracker expert in our household so we recently shared this fantastic nibbles board with a glass of wine and tried the Original Cracker Snapz sample we received. The oven baking of these makes them nice and crispy and my husband said he actually preferred these to the Jatz/Savoy/Ritz crackers because they were just as crispy but not as salty. We both really liked that the cracker didn't overtake the taste of the cheese and the foil packet kept them nice and fresh until we were ready to enjoy them. They are a 2 star health rating, so definitely a sometimes food and the packet contains a recommended 10 serves or 6 crackers per serve. We also really liked that these were made from 88% Aussie ingredients. That's a big plus for us and something we actively take note of when shopping for products these days. We were very very happy with these and will definitely be switching from the name brand to these. Would highly recommend these.

These were a hit on the Christmas snack platter! We recently tried the "Snapz" crackers and were really impressed with their versatility and delicious taste. They are a great option for dipping in spreads or sauces, and they also hold up well when served with cheese on a platter. The texture of the crackers is perfect - they are crispy and have a nice crunch, but they aren't too hard or brittle. The flavor is also spot on - it's savory and slightly salty, and pairs well with a variety of toppings and dips. Overall, we loved the "Snapz" crackers and will definitely be purchasing them again in the future. They are a great addition to any party platter or snack tray, and they are also tasty on their own as a satisfying and satisfying snack.

Good value and taste just as good. I buy this home brand crackers all the time. It tastes just as good as the leading brand yet about half the price. Even when the branded crackers are on half time specials, the home brand is still cheaper. I used this sample to prepare a cheese and cracker platter for my youngest to bring to school for his year end class party. It didn't disappoint. However, I did notice quite a few of the crackers were imperfect - cracked, split or broken. It could be just this box or maybe because I was bringing it to a party, I noticed it more. Look aside, the taste is perfectly fine.

As good as the brand name! So, when I moved to the eastern states I have to say that I was devastated with ‘Savoy’ instead of Jatz crackers. They in no way tasted alike. And in all my reviews I’ve never called out the specific brands. Until now. Because Snapz is the perfect cracker and is (in my opinion) on par with Jatz. They have the right ‘neutral’ taste to have with almost anything and a magnificent snap - which is what I’m looking for in a cracker. Genuinely, I was looking for a counter point and I cannot find one: taste, crispiness, nearly 90% Australian ingredients, 100% recyclable packaging (well, when soft plastics are accepted at Woolies again), better price point than the name brands, everything!I wish I’d found these sooner and will definitely buy again. ... MoreAs good as the brand name! So, when I moved to the eastern states I have to say that I was devastated with ‘Savoy’ instead of Jatz crackers. They in no way tasted alike. And in all my reviews I’ve never called out the specific brands. Until now. Because Snapz is the perfect cracker and is (in my opinion) on par with Jatz. They have the right ‘neutral’ taste to have with almost anything and a magnificent snap - which is what I’m looking for in a cracker. Genuinely, I was looking for a counter point and I cannot find one: taste, crispiness, nearly 90% Australian ingredients, 100% recyclable packaging (well, when soft plastics are accepted at Woolies again), better price point than the name brands, everything!I wish I’d found these sooner and will definitely buy again. I’m dating myself here with the reference, but do yourself a favour and buy these instead!

Basic and versatile. These crackers are designed to mimic Jatz, Ritz, etc. , which I enjoy but don’t routinely buy or consume. I picked up my sample as I started a cross-Australia drive, so when I did, I was imagining roadside cheese & crackers - and some of the mindless nibbling that a long road-trip often features, while trying to stave off fatigue. I’m a big fan of cheese sharp enough to taste like it’s biting you back when you eat it, so I didn’t think crackers really contribute anything other than a carrier vehicle. I was wrong. The things I found missing in these compared to the mentioned brands are salt and texture. The lack of both might suggest other uses for the product - I can imagine they’d make a versatile crumb that could be used in sweet or savoury ... MoreBasic and versatile. These crackers are designed to mimic Jatz, Ritz, etc. , which I enjoy but don’t routinely buy or consume. I picked up my sample as I started a cross-Australia drive, so when I did, I was imagining roadside cheese & crackers - and some of the mindless nibbling that a long road-trip often features, while trying to stave off fatigue. I’m a big fan of cheese sharp enough to taste like it’s biting you back when you eat it, so I didn’t think crackers really contribute anything other than a carrier vehicle. I was wrong. The things I found missing in these compared to the mentioned brands are salt and texture. The lack of both might suggest other uses for the product - I can imagine they’d make a versatile crumb that could be used in sweet or savoury applications, they were sufficiently bland enough to pull it off. They were not unpleasant at all, but it turns out that for me, the buttery texture and mild salting of those other brands enhances the cheese / dip / snack experience quite a bit. So I probably wouldn’t put these in the basket again; at least not as a cracker snack.

Good addition to the range. Woolworths has done well on this one. First up, this is the proper 250g size instead of adopting Arnott's preferred method of ever-decreasing package sizes followed by price increases. At $1. 50 the value is definitely there and the quality is pretty good, as well as being Australian made. It's pretty similar to Jatz but slightly less buttery/creamy to me (though Savoys are better than Jatz, and Clix/Ritz are too different to be in the running). My pack had a lot of broken crackers so they're either slightly more brittle than is ideal, or haven't been handled very carefully between the factory and the shelf. One star is lost for a simple reason - Aldi has a very similar product (Eton) of the same size at $1. 39 for the pack. I prefer the ... MoreGood addition to the range. Woolworths has done well on this one. First up, this is the proper 250g size instead of adopting Arnott's preferred method of ever-decreasing package sizes followed by price increases. At $1. 50 the value is definitely there and the quality is pretty good, as well as being Australian made. It's pretty similar to Jatz but slightly less buttery/creamy to me (though Savoys are better than Jatz, and Clix/Ritz are too different to be in the running). My pack had a lot of broken crackers so they're either slightly more brittle than is ideal, or haven't been handled very carefully between the factory and the shelf. One star is lost for a simple reason - Aldi has a very similar product (Eton) of the same size at $1. 39 for the pack. I prefer the flavour and texture of Aldi's offering (and there are rarely many broken) but the two are pretty close. The price difference is negligible to me.