Great little cracker! (Jacob's Cornish Wafers)

Member Name: dooeyyooey

Product:	Jacob's Cornish Wafers
Date:	20/05/09 (79 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Tastes good

Disadvantages: None

I have been buying Jacob's Cornish Wafers for some months now, and they have become one of my favourite snacks.

I first bought them when I was browsing the cookie aisle at the supermarket, looking for an alternative to my usual Cream Crackers.
I love cream Crackers, but I thought I'd try something new.

So I gave Jacob's Cornish Wafers a go.

I cannot remember why I picked the Cornish Wafers instead of any of all the other crackers available, but I am glad I did: They are delicious.

They are round, wheat crackers, in taste not too different from Cream Crackers, but they have a more delicate flavour and lighter texture.

They are also more fragile and flaky, and they like to crumble to pieces at the first bite.

I was so happy with them that the day after I bought the first pack of Wafers I went back to the supermarket and bought another 6 to keep in my cupboard, to make sure I wouldn't suddenly run out.

The wafers can be eaten with a multitude of spreads, sweet and savoury. Personally, I like to eat them plain with my tea.

It should be noted, though, that for such a delicate little wafer, it is rather caloric.

Each Jacob's Cornish Wafer (weighing 9 g) contains:

* Kcal: 48 g

* Protein: 0.7 g

* Carbohydrates: 4.9 g

* Fat: 2.8 g

* Fibre: 0.2 g

If you eat 10 wafers, that's almost 1/4 of an average woman's daily caloric needs, and almost 1/5 of the average man's.

I would recommend Jacob's Cornish Wafers to anyone, especially if you like Cream Crackers.

Jacob's Cornish Wafers come in packs of 150 g, which cost around £0.79 and are available in most supermarkets.

Summary: Delicious wheat wafer