Amazon Brand - Happy Belly White Cheddar Cheese Cracker, 12.4 ounce (Pack of 1)

These crackers taste just like white cheddar cheese. Not to salty and as good as the name brands. Love them.

The cheese taste like white cheddar cheese crackers then popular brands are like $5 something this one is a affordable price but it is a bit dry to swallow the crackers so you might need to wash that water juice by the way it taste really good 😊 nice little snack or for the kids or guests

These are a great value but can taste like cardboard. I buy them because they are cheaper than the name brand. i can stock up on these and I've grown use the taste but are they really favorable no. They need more cheese or something on them. something is missing. But for the price they are great. I knocked off a star for flavor.

I can't remember what cheez-it white cheddar crackers taste like but I think they taste better than this amazon brand. Good value for the price though, there's a lot inside

Rarely have I ever given an unfavorable review for any Amazon product. However, these crackers are awful. They have zero cheese taste, frankly, this is what cardboard must taste like.. The positives? They are crispy and arrived intact. Amazon if you are listening, please do better with these..

Love these crackers and not happy when you run out! 😂 Very fresh, great flavor, just the right size!

Compared to the brad Cheezit crackers, these are just basic flour crackers with a dusting of cheese powder, not worth using for a snack item. These Crackers always arrive with either a couple weeks until "Best If Used By" date or a few weeks or months past. Either way, I do not use this product for snacking, so even if they are a little stale, its no issue for myself. I use these crackers in place of bread crumbs for fried foods, mashing them up into flaky pieces, they work nicely in an egg-based coating for chicken or a filler for meatballs. I prefer the flaky pieces over the powdery crumbs.The need of clarification for the ignorant buyer:While other 1-star reviews have complained about them being "EXPIRED", that is not the case. The misunderstanding that "Best If Used By" is not "Expiration" date. AN item that has "Expired" should be immediately discarded past that date, usually reserved for medications, where as Expired medications can lose effectiveness or become harmful. Food products have shifted to "Best if Used By" and other iterations such as "Use or Freeze By" date indicators, to give an expected safe lifespan, when handled and stored appropriately. Food products can be perfectly safe and enjoyable past the bested "Best By" date for several weeks, months or even years in some cases. (depending on product)TL:DR-Not worth using as a snack, poor generic imitation, bested by in-store brands that make them correctly. They usually arrive just before or several weeks/months after the "Best if Used By" date. I personally smash up these crackers to use as a flakier bread crumb coating for chicken or filler for meatballs, which is my personal preference.

just as advertised