10 Healthiest Crackers To Buy In 2024, From Nutrition Experts

I'm perpetually in search of healthy crackers that contain ingredients I can actually get behind. Luckily, I'm here to report, they do exist. We consulted the experts for the healthiest crackers you can buy.

For ingredients, Frances Largeman-Roth, R.D., suggests looking for nutritious options with whole grains (where the main ingredient is whole wheat, whole oats, whole brown rice, etc.), nuts, fruits, and seeds.

After testing out dozens of brands myself and getting recommendations from nutritionists, I've narrowed down a few tried-and-true favorite healthy crackers that actually fit the bill.

These tasty crackers hit the shelves earlier this year and immediately became one of my favorites. They impressively accommodate most dietary needs and food sensitivities (think gluten-free, grain-free, corn-free, and vegan). While many alt-crackers contain a laundry list of processed additives, these feature a clear, simple ingredient list—with a seed flour blend and cassava flour as the star components. The only aspect I don't love is the sunflower oil, but every other ingredient is on point.

Another great gluten-free option, these tasty almond crisps are a recent find from Largeman-Roth—and I'm a big fan of the simple, minimally processed ingredient list. Beyond almonds, they contain nutrient-rich cassava flour, sunflower seeds, hemp seeds, rosemary, and psyllium husk—all standouts in my book. These are perfect if you prefer a light, ultra-crispy cracker on your charcuterie board or an easy snack.

These simple seed crackers have been one of my go-to's for years. The classic flavor is a staple in my pantry—but I also love the newer rosemary, basil & garlic, and everything cracker varieties. These are certainly one of the more earthy-tasting crackers on this list, which isn't for everyone—but I'm a fan of the taste, along with their standout ingredients like whole grain brown rice, whole grain quinoa, brown flaxseeds, and even seaweed.

I'm a big proponent of so many Bob's Red Mill products, so I was thrilled to learn about these brand-new oat crackers. Largeman-Roth agrees: "I think the new Bob’s oat crackers are really tasty, and I love that the first ingredient is whole grain oat flour," she says, adding they have a lovely crunchy texture, similar to her favorite childhood crackers. "Plus, a serving has 3 grams of plant protein, which is a bonus." Again, we could do without the sunflower oil, but otherwise, we're excited about these healthy crackers.

I'm a big fan of the tastiness and simplicity of so many Hu Kitchen foods—and these everything crackers are no exception. They feature a blend of almond, cassava, and coconut flour as the base, along with coconut aminos for a bit of umami. These sturdy crackers are great with a number of dips, but for a fun "everything bagel" experience, I love pairing them with Monty's plant-based cream cheese.

When it comes to a simple, reliable healthy cracker, Moon says her favorite is from Ak-Mak. These are a traditional Armenian-style flatbread cracker, made with organic whole wheat flour, sesame seeds, and oil, along with a touch of clover honey for sweetness. It's worth noting that in addition to honey, these do include a bit of dairy butter, so they're not vegan-friendly.

A healthier alternative to the cheesy crackers I used to love as a kid, these white cheddar baked squares are delicious on their own or as part of a snack tray. Again these little crackers do include sunflower oil, but we appreciate that it's expeller-pressed and organic like every other ingredient on the list.

These crispy crackers are perfect as a savory addition to any charcuterie board, alongside guacamole, or in harmony with hummus. They feature cumin seeds for an extra flavorful punch—along with a nutrient-dense seed blend.

These are perhaps one of the most classic "healthy crackers" around, and I'm all for these simple crispbreads. They feature an array of whole grain flours and a pretty neutral flavor—making them the perfect vehicle for any tasty topping.

Though there are a variety of healthy cracker options on the market, the crackers listed above stand out from the crowd. If you're looking for more healthy snack options, check out these high-protein options to snack on, from yogurt to chia pudding and more.