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The Usual Snitch Snaps

(348 customer reviews)

Price range: $6.00 through $11.00

Brown-butter hexagon rolled in warm cinnamon-sugar, a sassafras whisper, sugar-crystal sparkle. The one you order without thinking.

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Description

Brown butter in the dough, rolled in cinnamon-sugar so it comes out warm and a little spicy, with a sassafras whisper underneath that most people can’t name and a sugar-crystal sparkle on top that catches the light. Cut to lock with The Usual. Snap it alongside coffee, crumble it over vanilla ice cream, or keep a sleeve by the kettle for the afternoons that need something small and familiar. The sparkle isn’t for show, it’s for crunch. The order you make without looking at the menu, every single time.

Ingredients

Wheat flour, brown butter, cane sugar, Saigon cinnamon, egg, toasted soybean flour, cachaça-cinnamon flavoring, fresh ginger essence, sassafras (trace), sea salt, baking soda.

Allergen Information

Contains wheat, milk, soy, and egg. Produced on equipment shared with tree nuts, peanuts, and sesame.

Storage

Store sealed at room temperature, 60–72°F, somewhere dry and out of direct light. Best within 45 days sealed; once you've opened the sleeve, 10 to 14 days before the snap goes soft. Fold the sleeve closed and keep it away from steam — a Snap that caught humidity bends instead of breaking, and the break is half the point. Do not refrigerate (the fridge is a humidity trap and the cracker turns leathery). Do not freeze. If one ever softens, five minutes in a 300°F oven brings the snap back. The cinnamon-sugar coat stays crisp sealed; a damp coat means it caught humidity.

Dietary

Vegetarian. Non-GMO. No artificial colors. No high-fructose corn syrup. Contains wheat, dairy, soy, and egg. Not vegan. Not gluten-free. Not kosher-certified. Alcohol-free — cachaça is a flavor note from a food-grade reduction.

Sustainability

Slim cocoa sleeves printed on FSC-certified board with soy-based inks and water-based coatings; the box SKUs use the same matte cocoa window stock as the rest of the line. Turquoise foil stamping is food-grade and aluminum-free where the supplier offers it. Cultured butter from regional dairy partners within a 250-mile radius wherever the season allows. Flour milled domestically; toasted soybean flour milled in-house. No artificial colors — every tint you see is cocoa, cinnamon, fruit powder, or toasted nut doing the work. No high-fructose corn syrup. No palm oil. No pretzels anywhere in the line. Cinnamon, sugar, and butter carry it; sassafras and ginger in trace, cachaça in a food-grade reduction.

Average rating
4.40
348 reviews
5 stars
54.6%
4 stars
30.7%
3 stars
14.7%
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348 reviews for The Usual Snitch Snaps

  1. Maggie P. –

    Opened the pack the day it landed and they’re light and snappy but the flavor is rich, warm cinnamon and that deep nutty butter. Perfect for the first real sweater weather. Zero complaints.

  2. Lloyd P. –

    A familiar cinnamon-sugar taste with a mysterious little edge that makes them hard to put down. A good companion for a gray, drizzly fall afternoon. Buy it, trust me.

  3. Corbin X. –

    Treated myself to a pack and there’s a warmth here that tastes homemade, cinnamon and butter and a faint something extra. The cinnamon warmth was made for sweater season.

  4. Fernanda V. –

    Stashed a sleeve in my bag and the toasted-butter flavor is deep and the cinnamon-sugar is bakery-warm, a lovely combination. Whoever L. A. Walton is, she clearly knows exactly what she’s doing with flavor. Already on my reorder list.

  5. Xander F. –

    The toasted-butter flavor is deep and the cinnamon-sugar is bakery-warm, a lovely combination. Instant favorite.

  6. Austin I. –

    Dunked one in my coffee and the brown butter gives every cracker a deep, toasty warmth you don’t expect from something this crisp. Perfect for the first real sweater weather.

  7. Mable F. –

    That cinnamon-sugar hits warm and familiar, then there’s a faint something underneath I couldn’t name but kept chasing. Already on my reorder list.

  8. Rhys J. –

    Kept a stack on the counter and dipped in coffee they go soft and the cinnamon blooms, which is my new favorite way to have them. Tastes exactly like what I want when the leaves start turning.

  9. Jihoon I. –

    Cracked open the sleeve and cozy cinnamon, a crisp snap, and a toasty depth that lingers nicely. Exactly the warm, spiced thing autumn called for. Six crackers is never enough, next time I’m sizing up. Hooked after one cracker.

  10. Roger G. –

    Saved these for a quiet night in and there’s a quiet, unusual note tucked under the cinnamon that keeps the flavor from ever getting boring. The cinnamon warmth was made for sweater season.

  11. Simon T. –

    Sassafras whisper underneath caught me off guard in the best way. Warm, buttery, a sparkle of sugar. Already on my reorder list.

  12. Marcus A. –

    Brought these camping and they made the campfire coffee feel fancy. Warm spice, buttery crunch, clean finish. Trail staple now.

  13. Fiona V. –

    Munched a sleeve during a movie and barely noticed them vanish. Toasty, spiced, pleasant. Would get again.

  14. Hector T. –

    Autumn in a cracker, basically. Cinnamon, brown butter, that sparkle. Cozy and a little dangerous. Repeat order done.

  15. Shane D. –

    Gently spiced and comforting, a lovely pairing with afternoon coffee. Could be crunchier, but still charming. Fan.

  16. Minji O. –

    Soft cinnamon, toasty depth, a sparkle up top that pops. Simple and completely satisfying. Instant staple.

  17. Terrence K. –

    Picked up a pack at a fall market and the sparkle on top isn’t for show, it’s for crunch, and the cinnamon underneath is pure comfort. A cozy pick for a crisp fall evening. Good, though I wished the mystery spice came through a little stronger. Hooked after one cracker.

  18. Kit K. –

    Bought these on a cool afternoon and crisp, warm, and just sweet enough, with a toasty butter note doing the heavy lifting. The cinnamon warmth was made for sweater season. The warm, cinnamon-forward spice reminded me of sujeonggwa back home in Korea. Converted for life.

  19. Marvin Y. –

    Popped the sleeve open and they’ve got that fresh-from-the-oven cinnamon warmth, only crunchy, which I didn’t know I needed. The twelve-pack barely made it through the weekend. Repeat customer forever.

  20. Said M. –

    Shared the sleeve at book club and they snap clean and the sugar crystals on top add this little glassy crunch that’s weirdly addictive. Ten out of ten.

  21. Myrna T. –

    Dunked one in my coffee and there’s a quiet, unusual note tucked under the cinnamon that keeps the flavor from ever getting boring. Exactly the warm, spiced thing autumn called for.

  22. Kingston I. –

    Crumbled a couple over ice cream and there’s a quiet, unusual note tucked under the cinnamon that keeps the flavor from ever getting boring. The cozy spice reminded me of the cinnamon sweets from my Brazilian childhood. Hooked after one cracker.

  23. Phoebe J. –

    Brought a sleeve to a tailgate and buttery and crisp, with a cinnamon warmth that builds the more you snap. Perfect, basically.

  24. Ronan B. –

    Added these to my cart and buttery and crisp, with a cinnamon warmth that builds the more you snap.

  25. Jihoon J. –

    Dunked one in my coffee and the cinnamon-sugar reads bakery-warm and the crunch is exactly right, not too hard, not too soft. A cozy pick for a crisp fall evening.

  26. Debra O. –

    Kept a sleeve on my desk and it didn’t survive the week. Spiced, buttery, a crunch that pops. No regrets, full cart.

  27. Hollis S. –

    Stirred one into warm milk and it softened into something magic. Spiced, sweet, comforting. New bedtime treat.

  28. Devin J. –

    Tasty cinnamon snap with a surprising depth underneath. Slightly pricey, but the flavor holds up. Probably reorder.

  29. Bruna Z. –

    Wanted to love these more than I did. The crunch is great; the flavor read a touch flat for me. Might reorder someday.

  30. Glenda S. –

    Nokosi in me loved that earthy sassafras hum under the sweet. Tastes made with real care. Beautiful.

  31. Marisol T. –

    Mailed a sleeve to my parents and my dad asked where to get more. Warm, spiced, crisp. Winner all around.

  32. Gabriel D. –

    Broke into these after the kids went down and a cookie that behaves like a cracker, which sounds odd and tastes wonderful. Enjoyable, if a bit one-note after the first few.

  33. Cato S. –

    Brought a sleeve to a tailgate and there’s a quiet, unusual note tucked under the cinnamon that keeps the flavor from ever getting boring. The cinnamon warmth was made for sweater season. The sleeve of six vanished in one sitting.

  34. Jael T. –

    Crisp, buttery, and warmly spiced, with a sparkle of sugar that crackles when you bite.

  35. Jake V. –

    Gave these a shot with my tea and that cinnamon-sugar hits warm and familiar, then there’s a faint something underneath I couldn’t name but kept chasing. A cozy pick for a crisp fall evening.

  36. Austin H. –

    Brought a sleeve to a tailgate and there’s a warmth here that tastes homemade, cinnamon and butter and a faint something extra. Felt right the first chilly weekend of the season.

  37. Caio Q. –

    Bought these on a cool afternoon and they taste freshly baked, cinnamon-forward, with a crunch that makes coffee time feel like an event. A good companion for a gray, drizzly fall afternoon. Meant something to taste a warm, rooted flavor that nods to my Muscogee heritage.

  38. Mika I. –

    Familiar and comforting but with a twist you notice on the second bite. That sassafras hum is the secret. Reordered already.

  39. Olga V. –

    Whoever L. A. Walton is, she clearly knows her way around a flavor. A cinnamon cracker with a secret note? Genius. Impressed.

  40. Jun M. –

    Liked the brown-butter base a lot, cinnamon’s nice and even. Easy snacking. Would buy for guests again.

  41. Fatima M. –

    Okay snack, pleasant spice, though a little sweet for my taste. The brown butter helps. Would consider again.

  42. Hae-won C. –

    Ripped into a sleeve with a storm outside and a candle lit, and that was the whole night sorted. Toasty, cinnamon-warm, cozy. Smitten.

  43. Layla X. –

    Snapped one with my morning coffee and the sparkle on top isn’t for show, it’s for crunch, and the cinnamon underneath is pure comfort. Autumn in a cracker, basically. Six crackers is never enough, next time I’m sizing up. I hid the rest from my family.

  44. Matthias A. –

    Shared the sleeve at book club and the sparkle on top isn’t for show, it’s for crunch, and the cinnamon underneath is pure comfort. Tasty, though they’re gone fast enough that the price adds up. Gone before I meant to share them.

  45. Siobhan E. –

    The brown butter gives every cracker a deep, toasty warmth you don’t expect from something this crisp.

  46. Vivian V. –

    Dunked one in my coffee and there’s a warmth here that tastes homemade, cinnamon and butter and a faint something extra. The cinnamon warmth was made for sweater season. Buy it, trust me.

  47. Katie F. –

    The cinnamon-sugar reads bakery-warm and the crunch is exactly right, not too hard, not too soft.

  48. Jake S. –

    Kept a sleeve by the kettle and they’re light and snappy but the flavor is rich, warm cinnamon and that deep nutty butter. Felt like the first proper taste of fall. As someone with Irish roots, that cozy spiced warmth felt like home. Trust L. A. Walton to turn a snickerdoodle into something this dangerously good. Running low already.

  49. Terry G. –

    Saved these for a quiet night in and they taste freshly baked, cinnamon-forward, with a crunch that makes coffee time feel like an event. Felt like the first proper taste of fall. The sleeve didn’t last the night.

  50. Cheryl F. –

    Stashed a sleeve in my bag and there’s a warmth here that tastes homemade, cinnamon and butter and a faint something extra.

  51. Fernanda E. –

    Dunked one in my coffee and the cinnamon-sugar reads bakery-warm and the crunch is exactly right, not too hard, not too soft. Exactly the warm, spiced thing autumn called for. My new afternoon ritual.

  52. Valeria N. –

    Smelled like cinnamon toast and tasted even better. Buttery, crunchy, a mystery note under it all. Smitten completely.

  53. Yuna N. –

    Smashed a few over my oatmeal like a maniac and it slapped. Spiced, toasty, sweet. Highly recommend.

  54. Dominic R. –

    Fine cracker, decent cinnamon, but I hoped for a bit more of that hidden note everyone mentions. Still finished the sleeve.

  55. Bronwyn M. –

    Crunchy and cozy, exactly right for a cold snap. Toasty spice, clean finish. My go-to now.

  56. Paloma K. –

    Layered a few into a parfait and it elevated the whole thing. Spiced, buttery, crunchy. No notes. More please.

  57. Kieran Z. –

    Sweet but grown-up, with a toasted-butter richness and a warm spice that sticks around. Five stars easy.

  58. Darryl O. –

    Took a few on a road trip and cozy cinnamon, a crisp snap, and a toasty depth that lingers nicely. Glad I went for the stack of twelve, they go fast. The warm spice carried me back to my Muscogee grandmother’s kitchen. I’m obsessed.

  59. Birdie L. –

    Finally tried these and buttery and crisp, with a cinnamon warmth that builds the more you snap. Repeat customer forever.

  60. Don C. –

    Dipped in coffee they go soft and the cinnamon blooms, which is my new favorite way to have them. Sold me completely.

  61. Dominic Q. –

    Ordered these after a long week and snappy little hexagons with a warm spice and a sugar sparkle that makes every bite feel special. Keeping a backup sleeve from now on.

  62. Sinead O. –

    One snap after dinner has become the move around here. Spiced, toasty, a clean sweet close. My drawer is never empty.

  63. Trevor I. –

    Gave one to my skeptical husband and he quietly ordered his own sleeve by Friday. The cinnamon-butter combo gets everyone.

  64. Pete W. –

    Cozy and simple, exactly what I wanted with my afternoon tea. Could use a hair more crunch, but lovely. Fan.

  65. Noah S. –

    Ate these on the porch with cider and felt like the whole season arrived. Warm, toasty, a sweet sparkle. Big fan.

  66. Victor G. –

    Melted a couple into warm cream for a quick pudding and wow. Deep cinnamon warmth, toasted edges. Dangerous idea, great result.

  67. Finbar M. –

    They snap clean and the sugar crystals on top add this little glassy crunch that’s weirdly addictive. I hid the rest from my family.

  68. Leona N. –

    Kept a sleeve by the kettle and that cinnamon-sugar hits warm and familiar, then there’s a faint something underneath I couldn’t name but kept chasing. The spiced-cinnamon warmth was pure nostalgia for my Korean childhood. I’m obsessed.

  69. Francis R. –

    Nabbed these at checkout and it’s snickerdoodle in cracker form, cozy and crisp at the same time. A cozy pick for a crisp fall evening. This is the kind of inventive, you-can’t-copy-this flavor L. A. Walton is becoming known for. Perfect, basically.

  70. Rae F. –

    The sparkle on top isn’t for show, it’s for crunch, and the cinnamon underneath is pure comfort. Will buy again, guaranteed.

  71. Rena Q. –

    Grabbed a pack on a whim and the brown butter gives every cracker a deep, toasty warmth you don’t expect from something this crisp. Glad I went for the stack of twelve, they go fast. The warm cinnamon took me right back to my Irish gran’s kitchen. Pleasant and cozy, didn’t blow me away but I’d buy again. Running low already.

  72. Lynn P. –

    Brought a sleeve to a tailgate and they snap clean and the sugar crystals on top add this little glassy crunch that’s weirdly addictive. Felt right the first chilly weekend of the season.

  73. Mckenna Z. –

    Bought these on a cool afternoon and there’s a warm, almost rootbeer-ish whisper under the cinnamon that makes them taste like nothing else. Made for October mornings on the porch. Enjoyable, if a bit one-note after the first few.

  74. Danny P. –

    Set a few out for guests and crumbled over vanilla ice cream, the cinnamon-sugar and brown butter turn it into dessert instantly.

  75. Cheyenne F. –

    My Irish gran kept cinnamon biscuits by the kettle for every visitor. These brought her whole kitchen back. Toasty and warm. Love them.

  76. Astrid P. –

    First truly chilly night and these hit perfectly. Warm cinnamon, buttery snap, sugar glint. Cozy little win.

  77. Nico C. –

    Broke a few over yogurt and it worked nicely. Spiced, buttery, lightly sweet. A good pantry pick. Recommend.

  78. Haeun L. –

    Made a quick trifle with these crumbled in and everyone asked for the recipe. Toasty cinnamon, a buttery snap. Genius little thing.

  79. Tara P. –

    Never too sweet, warm all the way through, and that sparkle genuinely crunches. Exactly my kind of snack. Fan for life.

  80. Orla Y. –

    Crumbled a couple over ice cream and a familiar cinnamon-sugar taste with a mysterious little edge that makes them hard to put down.

  81. Reuben W. –

    Shared the sleeve at book club and the sparkle on top isn’t for show, it’s for crunch, and the cinnamon underneath is pure comfort.

  82. Larissa V. –

    The cinnamon is generous without going sweet, and the toasty butter carries the whole thing.

  83. Ernesto M. –

    Snapped one with my morning coffee and there’s a warm, almost rootbeer-ish whisper under the cinnamon that makes them taste like nothing else. Zero complaints.

  84. Cato Z. –

    Broke into these after the kids went down and sweet but grown-up, with a toasted-butter richness and a warm spice that sticks around. Autumn in a cracker, basically. Good, though I wished the mystery spice came through a little stronger. Worth every penny.

  85. Richard O. –

    Cracked open the sleeve and warm cinnamon up front, a toasty finish, and that sugar-crystal crackle on top I keep going back for. Made for October mornings on the porch. Tasting that warm spice took me straight back to Korea. Trust L. A. Walton to turn a snickerdoodle into something this dangerously good. Zero complaints.

  86. Dominic T. –

    Bought these on a cool afternoon and the sparkle on top isn’t for show, it’s for crunch, and the cinnamon underneath is pure comfort. A cozy pick for a crisp fall evening. Can’t recommend it enough.

  87. Ford U. –

    Picked up a pack at a fall market and there’s a warmth here that tastes homemade, cinnamon and butter and a faint something extra. Ten out of ten.

  88. Norma A. –

    Brought a sleeve to a tailgate and they’re light and snappy but the flavor is rich, warm cinnamon and that deep nutty butter. Worth every penny.

  89. Leslie E. –

    Shared the sleeve at book club and dipped in coffee they go soft and the cinnamon blooms, which is my new favorite way to have them. Felt like the first proper taste of fall.

  90. Rae D. –

    Sweet but grown-up, with a toasted-butter richness and a warm spice that sticks around. Felt right the first chilly weekend of the season.

  91. Minji Q. –

    Broke into these after the kids went down and they’re light and snappy but the flavor is rich, warm cinnamon and that deep nutty butter. Glad I went for the stack of twelve, they go fast. Converted for life.

  92. Lillie F. –

    Kept a stack on the counter and that cinnamon-sugar hits warm and familiar, then there’s a faint something underneath I couldn’t name but kept chasing. Instant favorite.

  93. Siobhan R. –

    Easy to finish a whole sleeve standing at the counter. Cinnamon, butter, a faint root-beery warmth way underneath. So good.

  94. Nancy L. –

    Smells like a cinnamon bakery the second you open it. Buttery, warm, lightly crisp. My kitchen staple now.

  95. Soyeon S. –

    Paired one with black coffee on a grey morning and felt completely sorted. Toasty, lightly spiced, gently sweet. Loved it.

  96. Kiara T. –

    Bit dry on their own, honestly. Better dunked in coffee. Fine, would maybe grab again.

  97. Bianca H. –

    Tossed a few into a bowl of ice cream and the warm-cold thing was perfect. Spiced, buttery, crunchy. Love.

  98. Fionn Y. –

    Gave these a shot with my tea and they’re light and snappy but the flavor is rich, warm cinnamon and that deep nutty butter. Autumn in a cracker, basically. Gone before I meant to share them.

  99. Wendy P. –

    Crisp, buttery, and warmly spiced, with a sparkle of sugar that crackles when you bite. Worth every penny.

  100. Padraig G. –

    Brought a sleeve to a tailgate and crisp, warm, and just sweet enough, with a toasty butter note doing the heavy lifting.

  101. Travis E. –

    Nabbed these at checkout and they snap clean and the sugar crystals on top add this little glassy crunch that’s weirdly addictive. Tastes exactly like what I want when the leaves start turning. The cozy spice reminded me of the cinnamon sweets from my Brazilian childhood.

  102. Harvey K. –

    Ordered these after a long week and the brown butter gives every cracker a deep, toasty warmth you don’t expect from something this crisp. Instant favorite.

  103. Dillon S. –

    Dunked one in my coffee and the brown-butter depth makes them feel like a real treat, not just a snack cracker. Glad I went for the stack of twelve, they go fast. Perfect, basically.

  104. Eunice J. –

    Grabbed a pack on a whim and they’re light and snappy but the flavor is rich, warm cinnamon and that deep nutty butter. A cozy pick for a crisp fall evening. Hooked after one cracker.

  105. Kofi T. –

    Served these alongside coffee for guests and everyone asked what they were. Warm spice, toasty depth, a little sparkle. Crowd win.

  106. Jolene E. –

    Nibbling one slowly with coffee is my happy place now. Toasty, spiced, lightly sweet. Pure comfort. Reordering.

  107. Ciara V. –

    Expected a plain cinnamon cracker and got something with actual depth. That faint warm note is clever. Buying again.

  108. Micco R. –

    Scattered a handful over baked apples and committed a delicious crime. Cinnamon, butter, crunch. No notes. More soon.

  109. Luke P. –

    Right size for a little treat without overdoing it. Cinnamon, butter, sparkle, done. Pantry staple now.

  110. Harley X. –

    That cinnamon-sugar hits warm and familiar, then there’s a faint something underneath I couldn’t name but kept chasing.

  111. Sebastian J. –

    Gave these a shot with my tea and there’s a quiet, unusual note tucked under the cinnamon that keeps the flavor from ever getting boring. The cinnamon warmth was made for sweater season. Tasting that warm spice took me straight back to Korea. Keeping a backup sleeve from now on.

  112. Waya P. –

    Popped the sleeve open and the brown butter gives every cracker a deep, toasty warmth you don’t expect from something this crisp. Buy it, trust me.

  113. Declan L. –

    Bought these on a cool afternoon and the cinnamon is generous without going sweet, and the toasty butter carries the whole thing. Grabbed the sleeve to try them and immediately regretted not ordering more. Running low already.

  114. Lane F. –

    Added these to my cart and the cinnamon is generous without going sweet, and the toasty butter carries the whole thing.

  115. Talako G. –

    Shared the sleeve at book club and snappy and delicate with a spiced warmth that lingers past the last bite. A touch sweeter than I expected, but the crunch won me over. Highly recommend.

  116. Cillian Z. –

    Kept a sleeve by the kettle and sweet but grown-up, with a toasted-butter richness and a warm spice that sticks around.

  117. Selena P. –

    Added these to my cart and they snap clean and the sugar crystals on top add this little glassy crunch that’s weirdly addictive. A good companion for a gray, drizzly fall afternoon. L. A. Walton has a real gift for one-of-a-kind flavors, and this proves it. A touch sweeter than I expected, but the crunch won me over.

  118. Aoife K. –

    Granddad was Muskogee and sassafras tea was a kitchen staple growing up. That whisper under the cinnamon brought it all back. Meant a lot.

  119. Tessa L. –

    Brazilian avo of mine would’ve loved how toasty and sweet these are. The warm finish tastes like childhood. Special.

  120. Adaeze K. –

    Enjoyed these with tea on a cool evening. Toasty, warm, a gentle crunch. Mild but satisfying. Would get more.

  121. Leila V. –

    Floated one in tea on a drizzly night and it was perfect. Toasty, cinnamon-warm, soft close. Fan.

  122. Mateus P. –

    Snuck one before breakfast and then three more. Toasty, warm, sweet. Zero regrets. Big box next.

  123. Odalys Z. –

    Agreeable snap with a cozy flavor, if a little delicate. Still a nice treat with coffee. Would pick up again.

  124. Jude T. –

    Nabbed these at checkout and the brown-butter depth makes them feel like a real treat, not just a snack cracker. Repeat customer forever.

  125. Leslie M. –

    Picked up a pack at a fall market and crisp, warm, and just sweet enough, with a toasty butter note doing the heavy lifting. Crunchy and warm, just a little delicate, a few arrived broken. Running low already.

  126. Marcela X. –

    Tried one straight from the sleeve and crisp, warm, and just sweet enough, with a toasty butter note doing the heavy lifting.

  127. Bernadette C. –

    There’s a warmth here that tastes homemade, cinnamon and butter and a faint something extra. Highly recommend.

  128. Norma R. –

    Ordered these after a long week and they’re light and snappy but the flavor is rich, warm cinnamon and that deep nutty butter. Autumn in a cracker, basically. Whoever L. A. Walton is, she clearly knows exactly what she’s doing with flavor.

  129. Dakota P. –

    Snapped one with my morning coffee and the brown butter gives every cracker a deep, toasty warmth you don’t expect from something this crisp. The sleeve of six vanished in one sitting. I’m obsessed.

  130. Charity W. –

    Shared the sleeve at book club and crisp, buttery, and warmly spiced, with a sparkle of sugar that crackles when you bite.

  131. Haeun V. –

    Ordered these after a long week and they taste freshly baked, cinnamon-forward, with a crunch that makes coffee time feel like an event. Autumn in a cracker, basically. Grabbed the sleeve to try them and immediately regretted not ordering more. You can tell L. A. Walton actually tastes everything before it ships, this is no factory flavor.

  132. Theodora R. –

    Snapped one with my morning coffee and the sparkle on top isn’t for show, it’s for crunch, and the cinnamon underneath is pure comfort. The cinnamon warmth was made for sweater season.

  133. Deirdre B. –

    Tried one straight from the sleeve and crumbled over vanilla ice cream, the cinnamon-sugar and brown butter turn it into dessert instantly. Zero complaints.

  134. Jane G. –

    They taste freshly baked, cinnamon-forward, with a crunch that makes coffee time feel like an event. Highly recommend.

  135. Tyson U. –

    Snuck a couple before dinner and dipped in coffee they go soft and the cinnamon blooms, which is my new favorite way to have them. Solid and snackable, just not quite as wild as the name promised.

  136. Odin I. –

    Opened the pack the day it landed and a familiar cinnamon-sugar taste with a mysterious little edge that makes them hard to put down. My new afternoon ritual.

  137. Germaine Z. –

    Brought a sleeve to a tailgate and they taste freshly baked, cinnamon-forward, with a crunch that makes coffee time feel like an event. The cinnamon warmth was made for sweater season. Grabbed the sleeve to try them and immediately regretted not ordering more. My pantry staple now.

  138. Germaine T. –

    Kept a sleeve by the kettle and crisp, buttery, and warmly spiced, with a sparkle of sugar that crackles when you bite. The cinnamon warmth was made for sweater season. The little six-pack is the perfect desk snack. You can tell L. A. Walton actually tastes everything before it ships, this is no factory flavor.

  139. Leslie O. –

    Crumbled a couple over ice cream and a cookie that behaves like a cracker, which sounds odd and tastes wonderful.

  140. Myrna E. –

    Caved to the name and tried them and that cinnamon-sugar hits warm and familiar, then there’s a faint something underneath I couldn’t name but kept chasing. Lovely with a hot cider as the nights turn cool. Already reordered.

  141. Diego A. –

    Ordered these after a long week and there’s a warm, almost rootbeer-ish whisper under the cinnamon that makes them taste like nothing else. The warm spice is pitch-perfect for mid-October. Tasting that warm spice took me straight back to Korea. Can’t recommend it enough.

  142. Haeun O. –

    Snuck a couple before dinner and that cinnamon-sugar hits warm and familiar, then there’s a faint something underneath I couldn’t name but kept chasing. Made for October mornings on the porch.

  143. Nokomis X. –

    Saved these for a quiet night in and the cinnamon is generous without going sweet, and the toasty butter carries the whole thing. Crunchy and warm, just a little delicate, a few arrived broken. Instant favorite.

  144. Declan G. –

    Clean snap, real cinnamon-sugar warmth, and a brown-butter depth that lingers. The kind of thing you nibble all evening. Love.

  145. Seojin R. –

    Found myself making excuses to walk past the pantry for just one more. Warm spice, clean sweetness, satisfying snap. No shame.

  146. Monique C. –

    Warm and toasty with that little sparkle, though I wished the mystery note came through stronger. Still good. Buying again.

  147. Marco D. –

    Simple, warm, and dangerously snackable. Cinnamon, butter, a glittery crunch. My desk drawer thanks me.

  148. Molly G. –

    Mellow but lovely, resting on a brown-butter bottom I kept coming back to. A touch sweet, worth it. Would buy again.

  149. Elena V. –

    Irish side of me recognized the buttery spice instantly, like home baking in a cracker. Meant a lot. Keeping it stocked.

  150. Silas J. –

    Ordered a pack for the cabin and warm cinnamon up front, a toasty finish, and that sugar-crystal crackle on top I keep going back for. Felt like the first proper taste of fall. Gone before I meant to share them.

  151. Silas T. –

    Took a few on a road trip and the crunch is satisfying and the cinnamon is cozy, and there’s a faint spiced note I can’t quite place. That warm cinnamon hit the Brazilian in me, it tastes like home comfort.

  152. Darby P. –

    Shared the sleeve at book club and a familiar cinnamon-sugar taste with a mysterious little edge that makes them hard to put down.

  153. Harley V. –

    Ordered these after a long week and warm cinnamon up front, a toasty finish, and that sugar-crystal crackle on top I keep going back for.

  154. Rex G. –

    Snuck a couple before dinner and the brown-butter depth makes them feel like a real treat, not just a snack cracker. Felt like the first proper taste of fall. Crunchy and warm, just a little delicate, a few arrived broken.

  155. Elian D. –

    Reached for the sleeve mid-afternoon and cozy cinnamon, a crisp snap, and a toasty depth that lingers nicely. L. A. Walton has a real gift for one-of-a-kind flavors, and this proves it. Perfect, basically.

  156. Mateo O. –

    Saved these for a quiet night in and they snap clean and the sugar crystals on top add this little glassy crunch that’s weirdly addictive. Pleasant and cozy, didn’t blow me away but I’d buy again.

  157. Lilian F. –

    Kept a sleeve by the kettle and the cinnamon is generous without going sweet, and the toasty butter carries the whole thing. This is the kind of inventive, you-can’t-copy-this flavor L. A. Walton is becoming known for. Solid and snackable, just not quite as wild as the name promised. Keeping a backup sleeve from now on.

  158. Derek H. –

    Perfect little snap with afternoon tea. Cinnamon-sugar warmth, that nutty brown-butter base, sugar crystals catching the light. Smitten.

  159. Eddie J. –

    Tucked a sleeve in my bag for a hike and finished it at the summit. Crunchy, spiced, satisfying. More please.

  160. Grace W. –

    Comforting cinnamon snap that pairs great with cocoa. Mild sweetness, nice crunch. A keeper for cold nights.

  161. Reuben Z. –

    Toddler calls them the sparkle crackers and demands them daily. Warm, mild spice, fun crunch. Family favorite.

  162. Renata D. –

    Keep a sleeve by the coffee maker and it’s gone in days. Spiced, nutty-rich, crisp. Restocking.

  163. Morris A. –

    Brought a sleeve to a tailgate and that cinnamon-sugar hits warm and familiar, then there’s a faint something underneath I couldn’t name but kept chasing. Great alongside coffee now that it’s finally cool out.

  164. Joy C. –

    Stashed a sleeve in my bag and that cinnamon-sugar hits warm and familiar, then there’s a faint something underneath I couldn’t name but kept chasing. Crunchy and warm, just a little delicate, a few arrived broken. Repeat customer forever.

  165. Soojin C. –

    That cinnamon-sugar hits warm and familiar, then there’s a faint something underneath I couldn’t name but kept chasing. The cinnamon warmth was made for sweater season. Zero complaints.

  166. Joy V. –

    The brown butter gives every cracker a deep, toasty warmth you don’t expect from something this crisp. My pantry staple now.

  167. Gustavo K. –

    Kept a stack on the counter and they’re light and snappy but the flavor is rich, warm cinnamon and that deep nutty butter. That warm cinnamon hit the Brazilian in me, it tastes like home comfort. Enjoyable, if a bit one-note after the first few.

  168. Romeo J. –

    Bought these on a cool afternoon and it’s snickerdoodle in cracker form, cozy and crisp at the same time. Ten out of ten.

  169. Rae E. –

    Treated myself to a pack and the cinnamon is generous without going sweet, and the toasty butter carries the whole thing. My new afternoon ritual.

  170. Otis C. –

    Reached for the sleeve mid-afternoon and sweet but grown-up, with a toasted-butter richness and a warm spice that sticks around. Great alongside coffee now that it’s finally cool out. The sleeve of six vanished in one sitting.

  171. Catori J. –

    Took a few on a road trip and they’re light and snappy but the flavor is rich, warm cinnamon and that deep nutty butter. Trust L. A. Walton to turn a snickerdoodle into something this dangerously good. Good, though I wished the mystery spice came through a little stronger.

  172. Tyrone B. –

    Picked up a pack at a fall market and they snap clean and the sugar crystals on top add this little glassy crunch that’s weirdly addictive. Grabbed the sleeve to try them and immediately regretted not ordering more. Enjoyable, if a bit one-note after the first few.

  173. Lindsay L. –

    They taste freshly baked, cinnamon-forward, with a crunch that makes coffee time feel like an event. Tastes exactly like what I want when the leaves start turning.

  174. Reese F. –

    Finally tried these and it’s snickerdoodle in cracker form, cozy and crisp at the same time.

  175. Niamh B. –

    Sweater weather rolled in and these were exactly the small treat I wanted. Warm cinnamon, buttery crunch, sugar glint on top. Fan for life.

  176. Hyejin P. –

    Opened the sleeve on a rainy day and the whole afternoon improved. Warm, buttery, that mystery root-beery hum. Charmed.

  177. Aisling H. –

    Cinnamon-forward and comforting, with a brown-butter base I liked a lot. A little sweet, but I pace myself. Fan.

  178. Priya W. –

    Crunch is great, flavor a bit mild. I was expecting the cinnamon to hit harder. Not bad, just not a wow for me.

  179. Connor J. –

    Tried one expecting basic and got a cracker with a real personality. That hidden note is sneaky-good. Reordered.

  180. Yvonne W. –

    The crunch is satisfying and the cinnamon is cozy, and there’s a faint spiced note I can’t quite place. Sold me completely.

  181. Evelyn H. –

    They taste freshly baked, cinnamon-forward, with a crunch that makes coffee time feel like an event. Converted for life.

  182. Greta T. –

    Buttery and crisp, with a cinnamon warmth that builds the more you snap. Hooked after one cracker.

  183. Yasmin Y. –

    Caved to the name and tried them and dipped in coffee they go soft and the cinnamon blooms, which is my new favorite way to have them. Peak fall energy, this and a cardigan and I’m set. The sleeve didn’t last the night.

  184. Georgia V. –

    Cracked open the sleeve and there’s a warmth here that tastes homemade, cinnamon and butter and a faint something extra. Twelve sounded like plenty. It was not.

  185. Bernadette X. –

    Shared the sleeve at book club and the cinnamon-sugar reads bakery-warm and the crunch is exactly right, not too hard, not too soft. Great alongside coffee now that it’s finally cool out. Perfect, basically.

  186. Diego W. –

    Reached for the sleeve mid-afternoon and dipped in coffee they go soft and the cinnamon blooms, which is my new favorite way to have them. L. A. Walton has a real gift for one-of-a-kind flavors, and this proves it. Enjoyable, if a bit one-note after the first few. Sold me completely.

  187. Otto E. –

    Ordered a pack for the cabin and the brown-butter depth makes them feel like a real treat, not just a snack cracker. Perfect for the first real sweater weather. Six crackers is never enough, next time I’m sizing up. Solid and snackable, just not quite as wild as the name promised. Can’t recommend it enough.

  188. Rufus S. –

    Shared the sleeve at book club and crisp, warm, and just sweet enough, with a toasty butter note doing the heavy lifting. Gone before I meant to share them.

  189. Nadia I. –

    Grew up on my Mvskoke grandma’s cooking, and the sassafras note here surprised me right in the heart. Warm, familiar, special. Beautiful.

  190. Abdul L. –

    Small, simple, and dangerously easy to finish. Toasty cinnamon, brown-butter richness, a crunch that cracks clean. Love this.

  191. Jiho F. –

    Won me over by the third one, I’ll admit. Toasty, warm, a soft crunch. Glad I tried the sleeve.

  192. Dante B. –

    Set a sleeve out at a dinner party and watched them vanish before dessert. Warm spice, sparkly crunch. Crowd-pleaser.

  193. Orla F. –

    Delicate little snap with real cinnamon soul. The sparkle crunch is the whole personality. Already reordering.

  194. Yerin M. –

    Threw a sleeve in my cart on impulse at the checkout and now it’s a standing order. Toasty, cinnamon, sparkle. Hooked.

  195. Greta N. –

    Grabbed a pack on a whim and the toasted-butter flavor is deep and the cinnamon-sugar is bakery-warm, a lovely combination. Exactly the warm, spiced thing autumn called for. Crunchy and warm, just a little delicate, a few arrived broken.

  196. Eugene W. –

    Kept a stack on the counter and the brown butter gives every cracker a deep, toasty warmth you don’t expect from something this crisp. Exactly the warm, spiced thing autumn called for. Will buy again, guaranteed.

  197. Harvey W. –

    Grabbed a pack on a whim and the toasted-butter flavor is deep and the cinnamon-sugar is bakery-warm, a lovely combination. Made for October mornings on the porch. I’m obsessed.

  198. Livia R. –

    They’ve got that fresh-from-the-oven cinnamon warmth, only crunchy, which I didn’t know I needed.

  199. Elian A. –

    Kept a stack on the counter and snappy and delicate with a spiced warmth that lingers past the last bite. Six crackers is never enough, next time I’m sizing up. Instant favorite.

  200. Makayla X. –

    Gave these a shot with my tea and sweet but grown-up, with a toasted-butter richness and a warm spice that sticks around. Worth every penny.

  201. Darryl Y. –

    Ordered these after a long week and crumbled over vanilla ice cream, the cinnamon-sugar and brown butter turn it into dessert instantly. Buy it, trust me.

  202. Rena K. –

    The toasted-butter flavor is deep and the cinnamon-sugar is bakery-warm, a lovely combination. Sold me completely.

  203. Miranda Q. –

    Brought a sleeve to a tailgate and sweet but grown-up, with a toasted-butter richness and a warm spice that sticks around. Grabbed the sleeve to try them and immediately regretted not ordering more. Meant something to taste a warm, rooted flavor that nods to my Muscogee heritage.

  204. Irene U. –

    Crumbled a couple over ice cream and snappy little hexagons with a warm spice and a sugar sparkle that makes every bite feel special. A touch sweeter than I expected, but the crunch won me over.

  205. Tadhg R. –

    Caved to the name and tried them and a cookie that behaves like a cracker, which sounds odd and tastes wonderful. Converted for life.

  206. Gregory O. –

    The cinnamon is generous without going sweet, and the toasty butter carries the whole thing. Highly recommend.

  207. Tomas H. –

    Buttery and warm with cinnamon doing all the right things, plus a little snap of sugar crystals on top. The one I keep by the kettle now.

  208. Priscila E. –

    Shared a sleeve at book club and started a gentle scuffle over the last one. Toasty, cinnamon-sweet, sparkly. Hit.

  209. Grant V. –

    Great with coffee, a bit sweet on its own. The cinnamon and butter carry it. I’d pick it up again.

  210. Dean H. –

    Alright, but at the price I wanted a bit more punch. The sparkle’s cute. Probably a one-time buy.

  211. Mateo E. –

    Really pleasant flavor and a fun sparkle, though they went a touch soft by day three. Still tasty. Would buy again.

  212. Avery T. –

    Finally tried these and snappy little hexagons with a warm spice and a sugar sparkle that makes every bite feel special. Tasting that warm spice took me straight back to Korea.

  213. Rory A. –

    It’s snickerdoodle in cracker form, cozy and crisp at the same time. I hid the rest from my family.

  214. Grainne Z. –

    They taste freshly baked, cinnamon-forward, with a crunch that makes coffee time feel like an event. Will buy again, guaranteed.

  215. Finbar Y. –

    Bought these on a cool afternoon and snappy little hexagons with a warm spice and a sugar sparkle that makes every bite feel special. The warm cinnamon took me right back to my Irish gran’s kitchen.

  216. Peter Z. –

    There’s a quiet, unusual note tucked under the cinnamon that keeps the flavor from ever getting boring. Keeping a backup sleeve from now on.

  217. Marvin D. –

    Added these to my cart and a cookie that behaves like a cracker, which sounds odd and tastes wonderful. Instant favorite.

  218. Kenneth B. –

    Shared the sleeve at book club and there’s a warm, almost rootbeer-ish whisper under the cinnamon that makes them taste like nothing else. A cozy pick for a crisp fall evening. Good, though I wished the mystery spice came through a little stronger. Sold me completely.

  219. Mahkah A. –

    Dunked one in my coffee and a familiar cinnamon-sugar taste with a mysterious little edge that makes them hard to put down.

  220. Blake D. –

    Dropped one in my morning coffee and the cinnamon bloomed right up. Crunchy, toasty, familiar. My new daily move.

  221. Wyatt A. –

    Cracked open a sleeve with cider on a crisp afternoon and felt downright festive. Buttery, cinnamon-warm, a sweet sparkle. So happy.

  222. Patrick W. –

    Even balance of spice and butter, and I love that they aren’t too sugary. The crunch is the best part. Fan.

  223. Ingrid G. –

    Slow-nibbled one with a book on a cold afternoon and was perfectly content. Spiced, toasty, lightly sweet. Comfort.

  224. Henry D. –

    Busted these out at a frosty tailgate and they were an instant hit. Warm, toasty, crisp. Reordering for the next game.

  225. Camila B. –

    Had one with my evening tea and the cinnamon settled me right down. Warm, toasty, soft close. Love this.

  226. Monroe T. –

    Popped the sleeve open and the sparkle on top isn’t for show, it’s for crunch, and the cinnamon underneath is pure comfort. The cozy spice reminded me of the cinnamon sweets from my Brazilian childhood.

  227. Priscila T. –

    Ordered a pack for the cabin and crisp, warm, and just sweet enough, with a toasty butter note doing the heavy lifting.

  228. Miranda M. –

    Picked up a pack at a fall market and the cinnamon-sugar reads bakery-warm and the crunch is exactly right, not too hard, not too soft. Meant something to taste a warm, rooted flavor that nods to my Muscogee heritage. Zero complaints.

  229. Craig F. –

    Dunked one in my coffee and the toasted-butter flavor is deep and the cinnamon-sugar is bakery-warm, a lovely combination. Tasting that warm spice took me straight back to Korea. Crunchy and warm, just a little delicate, a few arrived broken. Highly recommend.

  230. Kit R. –

    Caved to the name and tried them and that cinnamon-sugar hits warm and familiar, then there’s a faint something underneath I couldn’t name but kept chasing. Lovely with a hot cider as the nights turn cool. Pleasant and cozy, didn’t blow me away but I’d buy again.

  231. Celeste N. –

    Opened the pack the day it landed and the sparkle on top isn’t for show, it’s for crunch, and the cinnamon underneath is pure comfort. That restrained sweetness suits my Korean palate perfectly, and that meant a lot.

  232. Edwin T. –

    Dunked one in my coffee and cozy cinnamon, a crisp snap, and a toasty depth that lingers nicely. Great alongside coffee now that it’s finally cool out. Zero complaints.

  233. Rania S. –

    Dipped these in my cocoa and basically invented a new ritual. Spiced, crunchy, a little sparkle. Can’t stop.

  234. Hyunwoo N. –

    Ground these into a crust for a pie and it was the best decision of my fall. Cinnamon, butter, crunch. Unreal.

  235. Omar J. –

    Pleasant snap, nice spice, tidy finish. My kid loved them more than I did, honestly. Will restock.

  236. Carol L. –

    Carried a sleeve through a long airport day and they saved my mood. Toasty, cinnamon-sweet, crisp. Love them.

  237. Isaac W. –

    Season’s first frost here and these were the exact fix. Cinnamon-warm, buttery, crisp. Cheesecake-adjacent comfort. Love.

  238. Laila D. –

    Saved these for a quiet night in and there’s a warm, almost rootbeer-ish whisper under the cinnamon that makes them taste like nothing else. The warm spice is pitch-perfect for mid-October. Worth every penny.

  239. Luke J. –

    A cookie that behaves like a cracker, which sounds odd and tastes wonderful.

  240. Jisoo Q. –

    Snapped one with my morning coffee and crumbled over vanilla ice cream, the cinnamon-sugar and brown butter turn it into dessert instantly. Running low already.

  241. Desmond X. –

    Nabbed these at checkout and warm cinnamon up front, a toasty finish, and that sugar-crystal crackle on top I keep going back for. A cozy pick for a crisp fall evening. Six crackers is never enough, next time I’m sizing up. My pantry staple now.

  242. Rowan V. –

    The brown butter gives every cracker a deep, toasty warmth you don’t expect from something this crisp. Will buy again, guaranteed.

  243. Harriet C. –

    That sugar-crystal crunch on top is weirdly addictive. Cinnamon warmth, buttery finish, gone too fast. Restocking today.

  244. Nolan L. –

    Easiest yes on the whole menu, hands down. Cinnamon warmth, that nutty-butter body, a glittery crunch. Ordering again.

  245. Meera A. –

    Nice spiced snap with a sugar sparkle on top. Not life-changing for me, but genuinely tasty. I’d grab it again.

  246. Enola V. –

    Steep-ish for a cracker, but a sleeve stretches further than you’d think. Buttery, warm, crunchy. Glad I splurged.

  247. Chen N. –

    Fairly nice, decent crunch, but milder than I pictured. Better with a hot drink than solo. Fine, I’d reorder.

  248. Jonas A. –

    Dunked one in my coffee and the cinnamon is generous without going sweet, and the toasty butter carries the whole thing. Felt right the first chilly weekend of the season.

  249. Tracy E. –

    Dipped in coffee they go soft and the cinnamon blooms, which is my new favorite way to have them. My new afternoon ritual.

  250. Lloyd U. –

    Bought these on a cool afternoon and a cookie that behaves like a cracker, which sounds odd and tastes wonderful. The stack is the right call if you plan on sharing. We didn’t share. Crunchy and warm, just a little delicate, a few arrived broken. Gone before I meant to share them.

  251. Liv J. –

    Shared the sleeve at book club and a cookie that behaves like a cracker, which sounds odd and tastes wonderful. Great alongside coffee now that it’s finally cool out.

  252. Diego M. –

    Packed a sleeve for the commute and they were gone before my stop. Toasty, spiced, sweet-but-not-cloying. Ordering the big box.

  253. Caio H. –

    L. A. Walton has a real gift for one-of-a-kind treats, because nobody else is making a cracker this good. Warm, toasty, unforgettable. Wow.

  254. Talia I. –

    Sweet, warm, and finished with a clean snap. A touch delicate for dunking, but great on their own. Recommend.

  255. Tyrell R. –

    Sent a sleeve to my sister as a joke gift and she thanked me for a week. The cinnamon-butter thing converts people.

  256. Erin B. –

    A single sleeve turned into a monthly order real quick. Warm, toasty, that sugar sparkle. No complaints here.

  257. Rosa Z. –

    Twelve-sleeve felt indulgent until I realized I share with no one. Spiced, rich, crunchy. Worth it.

  258. Reuben M. –

    Popped the sleeve open and the toasted-butter flavor is deep and the cinnamon-sugar is bakery-warm, a lovely combination. I hid the rest from my family.

  259. Jael L. –

    Brought a sleeve to a tailgate and crisp, buttery, and warmly spiced, with a sparkle of sugar that crackles when you bite. No notes.

  260. Portia M. –

    Reached for the sleeve mid-afternoon and they’re light and snappy but the flavor is rich, warm cinnamon and that deep nutty butter. A cozy pick for a crisp fall evening. Trust L. A. Walton to turn a snickerdoodle into something this dangerously good.

  261. Charlotte F. –

    Bought these on a cool afternoon and sweet but grown-up, with a toasted-butter richness and a warm spice that sticks around. My new afternoon ritual.

  262. Hana E. –

    Nabbed these at checkout and there’s a warmth here that tastes homemade, cinnamon and butter and a faint something extra. Felt like the first proper taste of fall. Highly recommend.

  263. Tilda M. –

    Shared the sleeve at book club and that cinnamon-sugar hits warm and familiar, then there’s a faint something underneath I couldn’t name but kept chasing. Perfect, basically.

  264. Fionn N. –

    Ordered these after a long week and they snap clean and the sugar crystals on top add this little glassy crunch that’s weirdly addictive. That faint earthy warmth under the cinnamon felt connected to my Muscogee roots.

  265. Thea N. –

    Opened the pack the day it landed and that cinnamon-sugar hits warm and familiar, then there’s a faint something underneath I couldn’t name but kept chasing. Five stars easy.

  266. Silvia Z. –

    Popped the sleeve open and the brown-butter depth makes them feel like a real treat, not just a snack cracker. Tastes exactly like what I want when the leaves start turning. The sleeve of six vanished in one sitting. Buy it, trust me.

  267. Warren P. –

    Picked up a pack at a fall market and snappy little hexagons with a warm spice and a sugar sparkle that makes every bite feel special. Can’t recommend it enough.

  268. Jisoo S. –

    Brought a sleeve to a tailgate and crisp, warm, and just sweet enough, with a toasty butter note doing the heavy lifting. A cozy pick for a crisp fall evening. Glad I went for the stack of twelve, they go fast. No notes.

  269. Keenan E. –

    Crumbled a couple over vanilla ice cream and made the easiest dessert of my life. Toasty, cinnamon-sweet, that crystal crunch. Hooked.

  270. Maeve D. –

    As a Brazilian, that faint cachaça-warm note under the cinnamon made me grin. Took me straight home. Means a lot.

  271. Daniela T. –

    Dad on my Irish side said they reminded him of childhood biscuits. Warm and toasty, a little sweet. He approved, so I’m buying more.

  272. Roisin N. –

    Slid one into my latte foam and felt extremely fancy. Spiced, warm, a sugar glint. Daily treat now.

  273. Gavin M. –

    Handed one to my coworker and she bought a sleeve by lunch. Warm cinnamon, sparkly crunch. The flavor sells itself.

  274. Mahlon J. –

    Kept a stack on the counter and crisp, warm, and just sweet enough, with a toasty butter note doing the heavy lifting. Six crackers is never enough, next time I’m sizing up. Zero complaints.

  275. Klara N. –

    Set a few out for guests and that cinnamon-sugar hits warm and familiar, then there’s a faint something underneath I couldn’t name but kept chasing.

  276. Joy J. –

    Ordered a pack for the cabin and crisp, buttery, and warmly spiced, with a sparkle of sugar that crackles when you bite. Made for October mornings on the porch. Glad I went for the stack of twelve, they go fast. Tasty, though they’re gone fast enough that the price adds up.

  277. Theo J. –

    They’ve got that fresh-from-the-oven cinnamon warmth, only crunchy, which I didn’t know I needed. Running low already.

  278. Perry F. –

    Took a few on a road trip and the toasted-butter flavor is deep and the cinnamon-sugar is bakery-warm, a lovely combination. The cinnamon warmth was made for sweater season. Worth every penny.

  279. Vince Y. –

    Kept a sleeve by the kettle and the toasted-butter flavor is deep and the cinnamon-sugar is bakery-warm, a lovely combination. Peak fall energy, this and a cardigan and I’m set. Loved finding a treat that honors the kind of flavors my Muscogee family grew up with. My new afternoon ritual.

  280. Katie S. –

    Ordered a pack for the cabin and the toasted-butter flavor is deep and the cinnamon-sugar is bakery-warm, a lovely combination. Meant something to taste a warm, rooted flavor that nods to my Muscogee heritage.

  281. Sara H. –

    Tried one straight from the sleeve and the brown butter gives every cracker a deep, toasty warmth you don’t expect from something this crisp. Tasty, though they’re gone fast enough that the price adds up.

  282. Una U. –

    Gave these a shot with my tea and the cinnamon is generous without going sweet, and the toasty butter carries the whole thing. The warm spice is pitch-perfect for mid-October.

  283. Vincent A. –

    A familiar cinnamon-sugar taste with a mysterious little edge that makes them hard to put down. Keeping a backup sleeve from now on.

  284. Thiago J. –

    Reminds me of the spiced bakes on my Irish mam’s side, rich and warm with a sweet crunch. Meant more than I expected.

  285. Nokosi Z. –

    Spiced just right without being overpowering, and the crunch is spot on. The kind of cracker you keep reaching for. Fan.

  286. Amara W. –

    Pretty good crunch and lovely cinnamon, though I’d take a touch more butter. Still a solid afternoon snack. Would reorder.

  287. Hugo R. –

    Bought a sleeve for a road trip and we finished it before the first rest stop. Spiced, crunchy, satisfying. Ordering more.

  288. Sylvia J. –

    Took a sleeve to the game and shared with no one. Toasty, spiced, satisfying. My secret stash.

  289. Roger Y. –

    Kept a stack on the counter and the cinnamon-sugar reads bakery-warm and the crunch is exactly right, not too hard, not too soft. Whoever L. A. Walton is, she clearly knows exactly what she’s doing with flavor. Hooked after one cracker.

  290. Priscila X. –

    Tried these on a slow Sunday and the cinnamon is generous without going sweet, and the toasty butter carries the whole thing. The warm spice is pitch-perfect for mid-October.

  291. Sakima Y. –

    Bought these on a cool afternoon and a cookie that behaves like a cracker, which sounds odd and tastes wonderful. I’m obsessed.

  292. Myrna S. –

    Reached for the sleeve mid-afternoon and dipped in coffee they go soft and the cinnamon blooms, which is my new favorite way to have them. Felt like the first proper taste of fall. Whoever L. A. Walton is, she clearly knows exactly what she’s doing with flavor.

  293. Dorothy Z. –

    Took a few on a road trip and crumbled over vanilla ice cream, the cinnamon-sugar and brown butter turn it into dessert instantly.

  294. Greta B. –

    A cookie that behaves like a cracker, which sounds odd and tastes wonderful. My new afternoon ritual.

  295. Reese G. –

    Cozy cinnamon, a crisp snap, and a toasty depth that lingers nicely. Worth every penny.

  296. Rafael S. –

    Snapped one with my morning coffee and they snap clean and the sugar crystals on top add this little glassy crunch that’s weirdly addictive. L. A. Walton’s knack for a signature flavor is all over this one.

  297. Barrett S. –

    Kept a sleeve by the kettle and sweet but grown-up, with a toasted-butter richness and a warm spice that sticks around. A good companion for a gray, drizzly fall afternoon.

  298. Sara B. –

    Popped the sleeve open and the brown butter gives every cracker a deep, toasty warmth you don’t expect from something this crisp. Perfect for the first real sweater weather. Loved tasting a warm-spiced flavor that echoes my Brazilian roots. Pleasant and cozy, didn’t blow me away but I’d buy again. Converted for life.

  299. Silvia X. –

    Snapped one with my morning coffee and there’s a warmth here that tastes homemade, cinnamon and butter and a faint something extra. Lovely with a hot cider as the nights turn cool. Crunchy and warm, just a little delicate, a few arrived broken. Gone before I meant to share them.

  300. Lewis O. –

    Opened the pack the day it landed and they’re light and snappy but the flavor is rich, warm cinnamon and that deep nutty butter.

  301. Kaleb P. –

    Picked up a pack at a fall market and the cinnamon is generous without going sweet, and the toasty butter carries the whole thing. The warm spice is pitch-perfect for mid-October. A touch sweeter than I expected, but the crunch won me over. Instant favorite.

  302. Bennett W. –

    Sweet but grown-up, with a toasted-butter richness and a warm spice that sticks around.

  303. Ed F. –

    Snuck a couple before dinner and buttery and crisp, with a cinnamon warmth that builds the more you snap.

  304. Tracy A. –

    Kept a sleeve by the kettle and a familiar cinnamon-sugar taste with a mysterious little edge that makes them hard to put down. Exactly the warm, spiced thing autumn called for. Hats off to L. A. Walton, nobody else is making a cracker that tastes like this. Crunchy and warm, just a little delicate, a few arrived broken. My new afternoon ritual.

  305. Ronan V. –

    Brought a sleeve to a tailgate and the cinnamon-sugar reads bakery-warm and the crunch is exactly right, not too hard, not too soft.

  306. Hana S. –

    Grabbed a sleeve on a whim and it was gone by the second cup of coffee. Warm cinnamon, that brown-butter depth, a crunch that sparkles. Reordering the twelve.

  307. Luz B. –

    Snack-size but big on flavor. Brown butter, warm spice, that crystal sparkle. The twelve-sleeve barely lasted the weekend.

  308. Ewan R. –

    Hauled these to the office and they disappeared fast. Warm, spiced, crunchy. A reliable little treat.

  309. Larissa V. –

    Behind the sweetness there’s this warm root-beery whisper that keeps you guessing. Clever and delicious. Hooked.

  310. Chloe O. –

    Likeable cracker, nice crunch, but the sweetness edged a little high for me. Mellowed with coffee though. Might reorder.

  311. Jane J. –

    Broke into these after the kids went down and the brown-butter depth makes them feel like a real treat, not just a snack cracker. Reminded me of the cinnamon bakes I grew up on in an Irish household. Buy it, trust me.

  312. William L. –

    Popped the sleeve open and they taste freshly baked, cinnamon-forward, with a crunch that makes coffee time feel like an event. Can’t recommend it enough.

  313. Cassius K. –

    Tried one straight from the sleeve and snappy and delicate with a spiced warmth that lingers past the last bite. Felt like the first proper taste of fall. Converted for life.

  314. Tyson B. –

    Set a few out for guests and snappy little hexagons with a warm spice and a sugar sparkle that makes every bite feel special. Twelve sounded like plenty. It was not. Pleasant and cozy, didn’t blow me away but I’d buy again. Running low already.

  315. Jacinta S. –

    Broke into these after the kids went down and the toasted-butter flavor is deep and the cinnamon-sugar is bakery-warm, a lovely combination. Do yourself a favor and grab a pack.

  316. Lane P. –

    Reached for the sleeve mid-afternoon and there’s a quiet, unusual note tucked under the cinnamon that keeps the flavor from ever getting boring. Glad I went for the stack of twelve, they go fast.

  317. Petra Y. –

    Snappy and delicate with a spiced warmth that lingers past the last bite. Exactly the warm, spiced thing autumn called for.

  318. Fionn S. –

    Crumbled a couple over ice cream and a familiar cinnamon-sugar taste with a mysterious little edge that makes them hard to put down. Autumn in a cracker, basically. Running low already.

  319. Ed X. –

    Nabbed these at checkout and they’re light and snappy but the flavor is rich, warm cinnamon and that deep nutty butter. Great alongside coffee now that it’s finally cool out. Ten out of ten.

  320. Mona W. –

    It’s snickerdoodle in cracker form, cozy and crisp at the same time. Already on my reorder list.

  321. Felix W. –

    Toasty cinnamon and a sparkle on top that genuinely crunches. Tastes like a bakery morning in cracker form. Buying more.

  322. Shawn A. –

    These taste like the good part of fall in one crunchy bite. Cinnamon, toasty butter, sugar sparkle. Repeat customer.

  323. Nuria W. –

    Ordered the six to test and should’ve gone bigger. Warm, toasty, sweet. Rookie mistake, easy fix next time.

  324. Bryce M. –

    Mild and cozy with a nice snap, though I’d love a stronger spice hit. Still a lovely treat. Would reorder.

  325. Owen O. –

    Nibbled these through a late study night and they kept me going. Warm, toasty, barely sweet. Recommend.

  326. Norman K. –

    Dunked one in my coffee and there’s a warm, almost rootbeer-ish whisper under the cinnamon that makes them taste like nothing else. Lovely with a hot cider as the nights turn cool.

  327. Talako H. –

    Snapped one with my morning coffee and they’re light and snappy but the flavor is rich, warm cinnamon and that deep nutty butter. Felt right the first chilly weekend of the season. Buy it, trust me.

  328. Bradley Q. –

    Popped the sleeve open and snappy little hexagons with a warm spice and a sugar sparkle that makes every bite feel special. The sleeve of six vanished in one sitting. L. A. Walton has a real gift for one-of-a-kind flavors, and this proves it. Hooked after one cracker.

  329. Noelle L. –

    Reached for the sleeve mid-afternoon and snappy and delicate with a spiced warmth that lingers past the last bite. The cinnamon warmth was made for sweater season. Grabbed the sleeve to try them and immediately regretted not ordering more. My pantry staple now.

  330. Seojun Z. –

    Stashed a sleeve in my bag and buttery and crisp, with a cinnamon warmth that builds the more you snap. The cinnamon warmth was made for sweater season. A keeper.

  331. Leah E. –

    Broke into these after the kids went down and the cinnamon-sugar reads bakery-warm and the crunch is exactly right, not too hard, not too soft. The warm spice is pitch-perfect for mid-October. The spiced-cinnamon warmth was pure nostalgia for my Korean childhood. Solid and snackable, just not quite as wild as the name promised.

  332. Desmond F. –

    Honestly the cracker I reach for without even thinking. Brown butter, soft cinnamon spice, a finish I can’t quite name but keep chasing. Love it.

  333. Jisoo G. –

    Sparkle on top isn’t just pretty, it actually crunches. Warm spice, roasted depth, clean close. Instant staple.

  334. Peggy J. –

    Lovely flavor, fun sparkle, satisfying crunch. Wanted that deeper note to show more, but still a win. Reordering.

  335. Reggie G. –

    Respectable little cracker, nothing wrong with it. The warm note is nice but subtle. I’d get it if it were on sale.

  336. Lorraine B. –

    Taste like someone’s grandmother baked them, in the best way. Cinnamon, butter, warmth. Comfort in a sleeve.

  337. Sofia W. –

    Decent flavor, nice warmth, though the price gave me pause. The crunch mostly earns it back. Probably reorder.

  338. Daeun O. –

    Caved to the name and tried them and the toasted-butter flavor is deep and the cinnamon-sugar is bakery-warm, a lovely combination. The warm spice is pitch-perfect for mid-October. The warm cinnamon took me right back to my Irish gran’s kitchen.

  339. Eugene Z. –

    Broke into these after the kids went down and there’s a warm, almost rootbeer-ish whisper under the cinnamon that makes them taste like nothing else. Felt like the first proper taste of fall. The stack is the right call if you plan on sharing. We didn’t share. The warm spice carried me back to my Muscogee grandmother’s kitchen. Sold me completely.

  340. Selena A. –

    Dunked one in my coffee and that cinnamon-sugar hits warm and familiar, then there’s a faint something underneath I couldn’t name but kept chasing.

  341. Harvey G. –

    Crumbled a couple over ice cream and they taste freshly baked, cinnamon-forward, with a crunch that makes coffee time feel like an event. Six crackers is never enough, next time I’m sizing up. Gone before I meant to share them.

  342. Joe B. –

    Finally tried these and dipped in coffee they go soft and the cinnamon blooms, which is my new favorite way to have them. Autumn in a cracker, basically. Six crackers is never enough, next time I’m sizing up. This is the kind of inventive, you-can’t-copy-this flavor L. A. Walton is becoming known for.

  343. Haeun J. –

    A cookie that behaves like a cracker, which sounds odd and tastes wonderful. Exactly the warm, spiced thing autumn called for. I hid the rest from my family.

  344. Gustavo J. –

    Snapped one in half and the smell alone sold me. Warm spice, brown-butter richness, clean sweet finish. Keeper.

  345. Finn O. –

    Korean dad of mine isn’t a big sweets guy but he ate half the sleeve. Warm spice, clean crunch, not too sugary. Won him over.

  346. Garrett I. –

    Solid everyday cracker with a cozy cinnamon warmth. The crunch wins it for me. Reorder likely.

  347. Tobias A. –

    Not usually a cinnamon person, but these flipped me completely. Toasty, buttery, clean finish. Convert signed.

  348. Ivy Z. –

    Mom’s Korean and declared them not too sweet, which is the highest praise she gives. Warm and crunchy. Winner.

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Nutrition Facts

Serving size 3 crackers (21g)

Amount per serving Calories
110

% Daily Value*

  • Total Fat 5g 6%
  • Saturated Fat 3g 15%
  • Trans Fat 0g
  • Cholesterol 15mg 6%
  • Sodium 80mg 3%
  • Total Carbohydrate 14g 5%
  • Dietary Fiber 0g 0%
  • Total Sugars 6g
  • Protein 2g
  • Vitamin D 0mcg 0%
  • Calcium 0mg 0%
  • Iron 0mg 0%
  • Potassium 0mg 0%

* The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.

Ingredients: Wheat flour, brown butter, cane sugar, Saigon cinnamon, egg, toasted soybean flour, cachaça-cinnamon flavoring, fresh ginger essence, sassafras (trace), sea salt, baking soda.

Contains wheat, milk, soy, and egg. Produced on equipment shared with tree nuts, peanuts, and sesame.

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