From WeightWatchers.com’s Everything’s Apple! feature (PNG):
Dr Kracker – Apple Crisps
We love apples. And we love crackers. So these apple-y crackers were a huge hit in our office. Made with whole grains (including spelt, oats and flax) and then lightly sweetened, these are great to nibble on their own, but even better with a little smudge of peanut butter, or a cube of Cheddar cheese. $4.80 to $5.49 for a 6 oz package.
From Alameda Times-Star’s Picky Eater: Backpack Treats feature (PNG):
Dr Kracker:
These might be a tough sell for the saltine and Cheeze-Its crowd, but if you like whole grains, you could become addicted to thesee. They pack serious fiber — 4 grams per serving — and come in a range of fun flavors. My favorite was the pumpkin seed and cheddar, but others on my tasting panel loved the Apple Krisps. A 6-ounce tub of inch-square crackers is $3.75 and can be found at Andronico’s, The Pasta Shop in Oakland and Berkeley, Whole Foods and other gourmet markets.
From NaturallySavvy.com’s review of Dr. Kracker Flatbreads & Snacker Krackers (PNG):
Dr. Kracker Flatbreads & Snacker Krackers
While working as bakers for Whole Foods Markets in Texas, George Eckrich and Carsten Kruse bonded over their love of baking. As their friendship grew they found that they also shared a passion for innovation, occasionally brainstorming ideas for new products that they could make.
Euro Inspired
In 2003, they met Klaus Karg, a German artisan baker who had been producing his own unique flatbread for the previous three years under the name Dr. Karg. These flatbreads had been so well-received in Europe that they became the primary focus of Klaus’s bakery. After tasting them for himself, George knew that he wanted to introduce them to the United States. He enlisted the help of Danny Kelly, an expert in European Industrial Bakery Equipment, and the four men founded Dr. Kracker in Dallas, Texas. They began producing Klaus’s flatbreads here in the United States later that year.
Crunch that Craving
What they created is a wholesome snack that satisfies our craving for something crunchy. Using only the highest-quality organic grains, seeds, and dried fruit, these flatbreads and crackers are an excellent source of fiber, omega-3’s, vitamins and iron. All of their Flatbreads and Snackers (crackers) are certified USDA organic, free of peanuts or tree nuts, and the Klassic 3 Seed, Seeded Spelt, and Seedlander varieties are vegan, too.
Our Experience
The first thing the Naturally Savvy team noticed about these crackers was how they certainly live up to the “uber crunch” description given to them by their makers. The whole seeds baked into the top of the crackers adds an extra dimension to each bite. The seemingly small serving size of 8 crackers or 1 flatbread is actually very satisfying and filling. The team experimented different toppings on the crackers and came up with these tasty combinations:
- Apple Crisps with almond butter
- Fire Roasted Crisps with mozzarella or another mild cheese
- Seedlander Snackers with roasted red pepper and goat cheese dip
- Pumpkin Cheddar Snackers with medium salsa or a spicy deli meat
- Klassic 3 Seed Snackers with anything (it all tasted great)
All in all, Dr. Kracker’s Snackers were a huge hit in our office. Nutritious, delicious and crunchy, Dr. Kracker certainly earns the Naturally Savvy Seal of Approval.
From the April 2010 issue Parenting Magazine’s kid{snacks} Say Cheese! and their website’s 15 Cheesy Snacks for Kids (Magazine Article JPG, Magazine Cover JPG, Website PNG):
(Sun)flower Power
There’s so much crunch in this cracker that even the Cap’n will run scared! Cheddar and seeds are baked into each bite.
From South Bend Tribune’s Chew On This: Food News You Can Use (paid archive) (PNG):
Chew On This: Food News You Can Use (paid archive)
Sunday is going to be crazy — with the Super Bowl and Grammys, plenty of snacks will be in order.
Don’t let snacking get out of control. Be sure to offer fruits such as bunches of grapes and apple slices, which pair well with cheese chunks and crackers. Not any cracker will do either. Organic/artisan-baked Doctor Kracker Snacker crackers have extreme crunch and varieties like Pumpkin Cheese Cheddar and Seeded Spelt not only offer a substantial flavor, but unique texture as well. Doctor Kracker now offers a variety of whole-grain flatbreads too. For recipes like the following hummus dip, visit drkracker.com.
From the blog All Vegged Out’s review The Doctor is In: Dr. Krackers (PNG):
The Doctor is In: Dr. Krackers
I don’t usually buy crackers, because I love them. They happen to be one of my favorite snacks but I tend to show little restraint around them. There’s just something satisfying about a cracker that very few things can provide. I also love how versatile they are!
The last crackers I purchased where an organic store brand and they were disappointing. Disappointing enough that they ended up going stale and became an afternoon snack for some birds and squirrels rather than this lady. In my search for another organic cracker alternative, I was reading around the blogworld and kept seeing Dr. Krackers pop up and started to do a little of my own research.
“Dr. Krackers” aka George Eckrich has been a baker for most of his life with a lifelong interest in whole grains. He knows the products inside and out since he spent three years in Mexico working in agriculture and has “rolled more dough and pulled as many loaves of bread out of the oven as any baker.” He truly has a passion for providing a quality whole grain option to the public.
George was kind enough to offer to send me the Klassic Three Seed to try myself!
This vegan cracker was voted “Best Cracker” by Men’s Health Magazine in June. Well, if those guys on the cover like it then I probably will too Oh my, this cracker was lovely. I’m not a big fan of salty foods, generally. While I like there to be some salt on a cracker there’s a delicate balance that I was looking for. This pretty much hit it right. As a fan of seed-y bread, I loved how many sunflower seeds there were throughout. I’m not a big fan of sesame seeds because I think they can ruin a dish in the wrong hands, but their flavor and texture were blended nicely in this cracker. There was just a slight sweetness that I liked as well! It was crisp and lovely and I bet it’d make a great gateway for a creamy topping like a soft cheese or a nice jam.
The best part about this cracker is that it was a “flatbread” cracker. One flatbread was 100 kcal and perfectly portioned for me, since that’s where I tend to falter and end up with too many crackers on my plate. I had it as a side to a large salad and later with soup and it was perfect. I love portion controlled items without a ton of packaging, don’t you? When I pack my lunch in the morning, I just place one in the container with my salad and it’s ready to go! One got crumbled once and it made for an ”better than croutons” topping for me!
George is so generous that he sent me two other flatbreads to try and a lot of their other crackers as well!
I was swooning when I opened the package, but wouldn’t you!? I’ll be doing full reviews of these as I go along but this one girl can only eat so many crackers before she needs to purchase a new wardrobe (unless someone else wants to foot the bill?).
From cookingforaveganlover.com’s Dr. Kracker Review (PNG):
Dr. Kracker Review
I am a cracker lover and have been forever and I usually go for something thin and crispy but I finally tried Dr. Krackers crackers and flatbreads and they are hearty, crispy and yummy. They go really great with your favorite hummus. The flatbreads are great with Tofutti and Tofurky with a slice of tomato.
These crackers are much more filing than your normal crackers such as wheat thins, saltines or ritz. My favorite of these crackers is the Seedlander which has tons of pumpkin seeds- a great source of zinc. I love how Dr. Krackers crackers and flatbreads are hearty with lots of seeds that make them filling. At your next cocktail party place these on a plate near some hummus, tofuspread and/or vegan cheese and enjoy!
From 7online.com’s Green Content, a review of Doctor Kracker (PNG):
Green Goods: Dr. Kracker crisps, snackers and flatbreads
We’ve been munching on some new creations from Dr. Kracker, an artisan cracker company that uses whole grains, seeds and healthy oils.
Dr. Kracker’s new Culinary Crisps come in some intense flavors - Hummus Maximus, Fire Roasted Crisps, Apple Crisps and Cherry Semolina. They work wonderfully with hummus, tahini, bean, veggie and cream cheese dips, as well as hard and soft cheeses; dipped in olive oil; topped with cucumbers, apples or avocado. You get the idea. You’ll run out of crackers long before you run out of concoctions.
These new crisps are notable for their unique flavors and their crunch, and their story is a good example of how American food is turning a corner, getting back to earthier, truly healthier snacks.
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From AllerRama.com’s reviews of Doctor Kracker Pumpkin Cheddar Crisps (PNG):
Doctor Kracker Pumpkin Cheddar Crisps
Dr. Kracker crackers are made in a peanut free and tree nut free facility. They are available in 9 stupendous flavors and are made with a blend of nature’s organic whole grains and seeds.
Beth Reports: We thought these were terrific . . . So yummy and healthy . . . very crunchy, which we loved.
From Men’s Health’s 2009 Nutrition Awards, Dr. Kracker takes “Best Cracker” (PNG, Ad PDF):
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