Jacob's Cream Cracker No Added Sugar 200G (Pack of 6)

It's a classic cream crackers , been consumed since my childhood, taste the same crispy texture smells good like coming out from the oven and low calories too

Since they stopped making Crown Pilot crackers I was unable to find a decent substitute till now. These crackers are great for thickening Clam Chowder, at least that is what we use them for ..Rhode Island "Rocky Point" Clam chowder. Heres the recipe...Rocky Point-Style Clam Chowder1/4 pound salt pork, minced fine3 medium onions1 garlic cloveOld Bay Seasoning, (optional)1 quart quahog or clam juiceWater about 1 cup or more-taste the broth first to see if it needs any at all.2 pints shucked quahogs cut up small or 1 pint clams and 1 pint quahogsAbout 5 medium potatoes cut into small cubes, old potatoes are bestPilot crackers or crushed up oyster crackers about 1/2- 3/4 cup or as needed to thicken1 can tomato soup or tomato sauceBlack pepper1. In a medium pot, fry the salt pork till browned well.2. Throw in the onions and garlic and cook until translucent. You can, if you like, add a teaspoon of Old Bay Seasoning.3. Add the clam juice and water. Bring to a simmer and add the quahogs or clams or or a mix of both, cook for 15 minutes.4. Add the potatoes, cracker crumbs(put a a cup of broth into cracker crumbs, mix up and then add to pot so they don't clump up", tomato soup and simmer another 15 to 20 minutes till done. Stir it so the crackers disintegrate and thicken the chowder. Also break up a few of the potatoes, as that also thickens it nicely. Add pepper to taste.5. Serve with clam cakes and more oyster crackers.

A co-worker was in England several months ago visiting relatives and while she was there purchased a pack of Jacob's Cream Crackers. She brought the crackers to work and shared some with me. I was instantly hooked. I searched the internet to see where in our city could I purchase them. World Market. I purchased them but noticed a slight difference in the color of package and taste but still enjoyed them. I would purchase Jacob's Cream Crackers like someone who would purchase chocolates. I had an Amazon gift card and was thinking what could I buy to treat myself ... Jacob's Cream Crackers! When I placed my order I noticed that the delivery time frame was almost a month away. And, that was because the the crackers were shipped by Spellbound from England. As the time was slowly approaching I was getting excited and nervous. My package arrived about 5 days early and it was well worth the wait!!! I devoured the first pack of crackers immediately after opening the box and I am trying to contain myself not to eat all of the 6 packs in one week. I love Jacob's Cream Crackers (I spread butter on them)!!! Spellbound employees did an excellent job in packaging/wrapping each pack. All crackers are intact! Thank you

Love it portable easy to take along, always fresh easily digestible.

Jacobs cream crackers probably date back to the classic British military "hard tack" biscuit - a true "survival" cracker ready to receive jam, cheese, salami, pea nut butter or whatever else one can find to "layer on and munch crisply through". One of course can simply dunk into tea, frothy coffee or cocoa. This cracker is just great to have around. Indeed "crisp" and thankfully lacking in sugars. It is equally at home carrying assorted appetizers and hors d'oeuvre.

The product is fine, the way it's packaged is terrible these crackers should be packed on there own and marked fragile the last few times I have ordered these a lot of the crackers were broken and this delivery were no different.

I've purchased these a few times now being an Englishman who craves some home comforts. But unfortunately the quality is hit and miss. Some orders are exceptable some are stale or smashed to pieces.

I first time I had these crackers was when I was visiting friends in England. They are so good (better than Soda Crackers & thicker). Put peanut butter & jelly on them cheese, nothing. They're the best.