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Passionate Green

From Passionate Green (PDF, PNG):

Dr. Kracker Makes Sticking to Your Healthy Eating Resolutions Easy

Often consumers find whole grain foods to have a different, less-pleasing texture than foods made with refined grain. This is true of most breads, cereals, pasta, and baked goods, at least according to my family! I say for all the benefits of whole grain I will put up with texture differences, because eating refined grain is pretty much the nutritional equivalent of eating sand.

One place you won’t have to compromise taste, texture, or nutrition is with Dr. Kracker Flatbreads and Snacker Krackers. They make a snack or addition to soup that any health-conscious person will adore - vegetarians, vegans, and omnivores alike.

SageAndSavvy.com

From SageAndSavvy.com (PDF, PNG):

Doctor Kracker

I love to snack. Unfortunately, many of the things I snack on are unhealthy. Since I’m trying to take better care of myself inside and out, I’m going to have to make wiser food choices. I’m on a mission to try and eat healthier foods, and I recently sampled some wonderful organic crackers from Dr. Kracker that helps to satisfy my snack attacks.

… If you’re looking for a healthy, delicious, organic snack, Dr. Kracker should definitely be on your grocery shopping list!

Boston.com (The Boston Globe)

From The Boston Globe’s Boston.com (JPG, PNG):

Doctor’s orders

If you’ve got a yen for super crunchy crackers, whole grains, and seeds, it’s time to sit down with Doctor Kracker. These German-style, organic flatbreads ($4.49 for a 7-ounce box) come in five flavors, including Klassic 3 Seed, Pumpkin Cheddar, and Seedlander, as well as mini-sized Snacker Krackers and chips. Pair them with soft and hard cheeses, smears of peanut butter, hummus, salmon, or other spreads, or pile on delicatessen meats to make an open-faced lunch treat. Just what the doctor ordered. Available at Harvest Co-op Markets, 581 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, 617-661-1580, or 57 South St., Jamaica Plain, 617-524-1667; and Hannaford and Whole Foods locations, or go to www.drkracker.com. LISA ZWIRN

Education.com

From Education.com’s Magazine (PNG, PDF):

Healthy School Lunches: 15 Sneaky Items That Seem Sinful

Doctor Kracker Sunflower Cheddar Flatbreads

We must say that we were a little dubious when we read the ingredients on the box. Spelt flour? Flax seeds? 8 grams of whole grains? What kid in his right mind would touch these things with a ten foot pole? Then we opened the package and changed our tune. With a crunch so robust it might disturb the neighbors in the school cafeteria, and a chunky shape just begging for a swipe of peanut butter, or a dip of hummus, we think this cracker might have just the yum-factor to keep the lunchtime food doldrums at bay. An excellent way to sneak in some whole grain goodness when your kid refuses to eat any bread other than Wonder White.

FitSugar.com

From FitSugar.com’s August 1, 2008 Food Reviews (PNG, PDF):

Food Review: Doctor Kracker’s Seedlander Flatbreads

… Check out the nutritional info on these flatbreads. Talk about healthy.

The first ingredient is organic whole-grain spelt flour, so they have a slightly warm and sweet overall flavor. As you can see, they’re covered in pumpkin, sesame, and poppy seeds , which gives these flatbreads a very unique taste and texture. They were delicious on their own, but even better with hummus spread on them. These krackers are thick enough to stack lots of toppings on, so just think of the endless snacking possibilities! Since they are so big, one was filling enough for a pre-workout snack, and with 3g of fiber and 4g of protein, they kept me full until dinner. I think these are my new favorite thing and I can’t wait to try the four other kinds.

Iateapie.net: Healthy ‘diet’ food reviews

From Iateapie.net’s Healthy ‘diet’ food reviews (PNG):

Doctor Kracker Organic Pumpkin Cheese Snack Flat

… I am a very lucky girl because these crackers are absolutely delicious. Each “snack flat” possesses a firm snap, after which you discover the array of airy layers that are part of this savory cracker. Atop the base of sesame seed, flax and whole wheat lies organic cheddar cheese and organic pumpkin seeds, both of which add to the robust flavor. The cheese creates a taste that is similar to the original Goldfish crackers or Cheez-it. Overall, the taste of Dr. Kracker’s creation deserves a 5 lip-smacking rating for taste.

… This crunchy, organic snack flat has a short nutritious ingredient list that I am pleased to fuel my body with. I really love that I can see and taste every ingredient that goes into this product. …

AOL Health

AOL Health’s New Flat Belly Foods (PNG):

#20 CRACKER

Doctor Kracker Seeded Spelt Snack Chips These delicious, crunchy, seedy crackers are made from organic grains including spelt, sunflower seeds, sesame seeds (both MUFA rich), flaxseed, and bran. A single-serving package contains only 120 calories with a satisfying 4 g of fiber and 5 g of protein.

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BiteOfTheBest.com

The Featured Bite of BiteOfTheBest.com on June 11th, 2008 (PDF):

Dr. Kracker Klassic 3 Seed Flatbread

Bonnie:

There’s almost nothing in these but whole grains, seeds, yeast and salt, making them a good source of fiber, omega-3 fatty acids and whole grains. In other words, a good-for-you cracker…

Bryan:

I got my package of Dr. Kracker Klassic 3 Seed flatbreads and snackers (the bite size versions) only a few days ago and I’ve already found more uses for these than you might imagine. This is a very hearty and very crunchy snack…

Eric:

First thought that came to mind: “Damn good crackers.” These energy-packed bites are a combination of an amazing variety of flavors, something completely unexpected from the standard cracker…

Vegetarian Times

From the Vegetarian Times June 2008 “Good to Go” section (PDF):

Good to Go: VT editors’ picks for eating on the run

Doctor Kracker Seedlander Snack Chips

99 cents / 1 oz.; drkracker.com

“Seedalicious! Great taste, with a crunch that makes for fun eating.”
- Gabrielle Harradine, Assistant Editor

Seattle Post-Intelligencer

From the SeattlePI.com Food section (JPG):

Product Watch: The good, the bad, and the yucky

Doctor Kracker (various products)

They have more than five ingredients and they’re not locally produced. Otherwise, these satisfying, certified-organic crackers from a Texas-based company are right in line with modern thoughts about improving the way we eat. Ingredients in the Klassic 3 Seed cracker, for instance, start with organic whole-wheat flour, move on to the likes of organic sunflower seeds and flax, and have an enjoyable hard crunch.

Bottom line: Like Ak Maks? You’ll love Doctor Kracker.