Dr. Kracker

From DietDetective.com (PNG, PDF):

“The Big Game” Diet Cheat Sheet

The biggest problem with all these dips is the company they keep — namely crackers and chips. Your best bet is to pick 100 percent whole-grain crackers with very few ingredients and no added sugar. We like Dr. Krackers (www.drkracker.com)…

From TheStreet.com’s The Good Life (PNG, PDF):

Ten Snacks for Your Super Bowl Party

Crackers

Face it: Ritz Crackers may be popular, but they’re pretty wimpy. If you want a cracker with some personality, try Doctor Kracker — they’re organic, artisan-baked and closer in taste and texture to a European flatbread. (”Uber Delicious! Uber Crunch!” the company says.) Varieties include “Klassic 3 Seed” and “Pumpkin Seed Cheddar.” Available for around $19 to $22 per case (six seven-ounce packages).

From SheKnows.com’s Food Blog (PNG, PDF):

Nutritional snack foods for your family

It’s oftentimes tempting to fill up on traditional snack foods, such as cookies and potato chips. However, you can easily provide your family with nutritional alternatives instead, such as fruit or one of these wonderful snack items. These snacks are great for kids’ lunchboxes and just to have around the house to munch on.

Dr. Kracker Snack Chips and Crackers

Dr. Kracker bakes a line of whole grain (whole white wheat or spelt), organic flatbread crackers that are topped with flavorful seeds. They recently launched one-ounce, grab-and-go bag of Snack Chips are very popular for school lunches and snacks. Dr. Kracker Snack Chips come in five flavors (Klassic 3-Seed, Seeded Spelt, Seedlander, Pumpkin Cheddar, and Sunflower Cheddar) and each package provides approximately 4 grams of fiber, 5 grams of protein, and 120 calories. Dr. Kracker also launched its new foodservice product, the Snack Flat, an individually-wrapped cracker for soup and salad bars, schools, etc. You can get more information and find out how to order these great tasting, healthy crackers and chips from drkracker.com.

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