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Popular cracker brands ranked by a dietitian

Susie Burrell

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Whether you enjoy crackers or crispbread as an alternative to bread, or like them topped with your favourite spreads or toppings as a satisfying snack, there are certainly plenty of options out there.

Here are the best and not-so-great options nutritionally based on wholegrain content, dietary fibre and the base ingredients used to make your favourite crispbreads.

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Ryvita Original
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Ryvita Original

Per 100 grams:

  • 1440kJ / 343 calories
  • 15.2 grams dietary fibre

Rich in dietary fibre and made from two simple ingredients, this is one of the best crackers on the market from a nutritional standpoint.

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Corn Thins
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Corn Thins

Per 100 grams:

  • 1600kJ / 382 calories
  • 7.3 grams dietary fibre

With a 98 per cent wholegrain base of corn, you will be hard-pressed to find a less processed, tasty cracker alterative to Corn Thins.

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Vita Weat 9 Grain
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Vita Weat 9 Grain

Per 100 grams:

  • 1720kJ / 410 calories
  • 13.6 grams dietary fibre

With a base of 86 per cent wholegrains, and 5 per cent seeds, the nutritional profile of these crackers is extremely strong, offering both dietary fibre and a serve of good fats.

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Rye Cruskits
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Rye Cruskits

Per 100 grams:

  • 1540kJ / 367 calories
  • 7.5 grams dietary fibre

With three ingredients, this rye-based cracker is a good option for those who are looking for a low-calorie cracker minus the white flour and vegetable oil.

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Arnott's seeded crackers
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Arnott's seeded crackers

Per 100 grams:

  • 2020kJ / 481 calories
  • 5.8 grams dietary fibre

With a 40 per cent seed base, while relatively high in calories, these seeded crackers add good fats and protein to the diet.

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Spliits
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Spliits

Per 100 grams:

  • 1506kJ / 359 calories
  • 4.2 grams dietary fibre

With vegetable powders added to this range of crispbread, they do masquerade as healthier options but a closer look at the ingredient list suggests a highly processed cracker that offers very little dietary fibre or wholegrain content.

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Salada
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Salada

Per 100 grams:

  • 1790kJ / 426 calories
  • 4 grams dietary fibre

Made with a base of wheat flour, vegetable oil and sugar, there is very little dietary fibre in these ultra-processed white crackers.

Attribution: Woolworths
Cruskits Original
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Cruskits Original

Per 100 grams:

  • 1710kJ / 407 calories
  • 3.8 grams dietary fibre

While Cruskits seem to be a low calorie, light option, ultimately they are ultra processed crackers made with refined white flour and butter and offer little nutritionally in terms of good quality carbs or dietary fibre.

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Sao
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Sao

Per 100 grams:

  • 1900kJ / 452 calories
  • 3.8 grams dietary fibre

High in fat and salt, and low in fibre, nutritionally these high fat crackers offer very little.

Attribution: Woolworths

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