Jacob's Savours Rosemary & Sea Salt Thins

Looking around the shelves for some oatcakes I spotted a smart green and black box containing Jacobs Savours which are Rosemary and Sea salt thins. They sounded good so into the trolley they went. I decided I would finish up the box of biscuits for cheese so I waited to open the packet and it was worth waiting for as they are delicious. * The packet as I said is green and black with a stack of thins and some sea salt and sprig of Rosemary. The packet contains 150grams and they are described as "Light, melty wheat crackers". Three sides are identical and information is on the fourth side. * The "Thins" or crackers are just ...  Read the complete review

My hundredth Premium Review, this, so what better way to celebrate the milestone than to write a review for which the interests of rigorous assessment absolutely require me to eat a lot of something I love? I shall make no bones about this: Jacob's Savours Rosemary & Sea Salt Thins (phew!) are absolutely delicious, and I recommend them without hesitation to everyone who can eat them. I say "can" because these things do contain gluten, and as far as I know a gluten-free version does not exist. The box also advises that they are prepared on a production line which also handles sesame seeds, milk, eggs and soya. I've never heard of anyone being ...  Read the complete review

Loving bread the way I do, of late I have tried to find alternatives for my addiction. I love crackers and ryvitas and things like that so when I spotted these in my local Sainsburys store I couldn't wait to give them a go as to me, they sounded lovely! The Packaging: Tall dark green and black box. On three sides of the box there is a picture of the 'thins' and I'm told they are Jacob's Savours Rosemary & Sea Salt Thins 'Light, melty wheat crackers' and that they are made from the finest wheat and contain no artificial colours and the weight of the product is 150g. Other information on the box includes being told a bit about the thins, ...  Read the complete review