Glutino has little round ones and also square ones which are a little harder to find. We like the square ones better. (Different texture, more real-cracker-like, and I think lower rice content.)

Blue Diamond Nut Thins!

Crunchmaster brand makes good gluten free crackers.

Anonymous wrote:I agree that the Glutino crackers are good. Also there's a lentil cracker that's really good with hummus or other dips. I don't care for the rice crackers as much...the texture is too different.

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I agree that the Glutino crackers are good. Also there's a lentil cracker that's really good with hummus or other dips. I don't care for the rice crackers as much...the texture is too different.

Glutino makes the most mainstream-like cracker. I also like Van's, you can get those at Safeway.

I like this brand for rice crackers: http://www.edwardandsons.com/es_shop_snaps.itml

Anonymous wrote:I don't get it. What does paleo have to do with gluten free (basically things made without wheat, rye, or barley). But these items are still often made from grain--rice, corn.

OP here. I am saying because I was Paleo I was not paying attention to gluten free foods - and I know there has been a lot of advancement in taste, texture etc. I still need gluten-free but I am branching about because I am nauseous and I heard crackers help.

Wellaby's crackers and cheese ups. Yummy!

GLUTEN FREE PRETZELS ARE YUMMY

I don't get it. What does paleo have to do with gluten free (basically things made without wheat, rye, or barley). But these items are still often made from grain--rice, corn.

Rice crackers are gluten free

I am crazy for those Blue Diamond brand Pecan Nut Thins - available at any Safeway or WF. Also like the Nabisco rice thins sea salt and pepper flavor.

There are nut crackers that aren't bad. Mary's Gone Crackers aren't bad either.

I am pregnant and incredibly nauseous. I have eaten essentially paleo so I am not up on gluten free foods. Do you have gluten free cracker that you love?