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Jeanette Wang

Nabisco Wheat Thins
 269 grams for HK$36, City'super
 These sun-dried tomato and  basil flavoured baked crackers ('natural flavour with other  natural flavour', the packaging states) taste just like crunchy  mini-pizzas. Unfortunately, that's due to the MSG.
 Verdict: has 10 grams of whole  grains per serving, but that's hardly  a redeeming quality.
 Waterthins Flatbread Crackers  
 110 grams for HK$39,  City'super
 Thin, light and very crisp, these multigrain and honey crackers are bursting with wonderful natural flavours and a hint of sweetness. Have them on their own or paired with cheese or dip.
 Verdict: satisfying and addictive,  but be warned that just 10 grams contains 41 calories.
 Carr's Whole Wheat Crackers  
 200 grams for HK$30,  City'super
 You might mistake these for cookies. Thick, crumbly, slightly sweet and baked from 100 per cent whole grain, they're like digestives, only - dare I say - better.
 Verdict: a tasty and lighter alternative to chocolate chip  cookies or shortbread.



Wheat crackers