
Miltons Gluten Free Baked Crackers, Crispy Sea Salt
What You Should Know
Milton's Gluten Free Baked Crackers, Crispy Sea Salt arrive in a compact 4.5-ounce package you'd spot in the snack and crackers aisle — often shelved near other gluten‑free products, rice and corn crackers, pretzels and cheese-board accoutrements. They suit quick grocery runs for allergy-aware households, lunchbox topping, or as a portable party snack for casual get‑togethers. The brand positions itself toward people seeking gluten‑free, accessible pantry staples: shoppers who want familiar crunchy salty snacks without wheat. On the front label, “gluten free,” “baked” and a simple sea salt callout create a health‑forward halo, though there’s no organic certification; packaging leans toward clean, straightforward imagery rather than child‑focused characters, appealing to adults and parents. In plain processing terms, these are a packaged baked snack made from flours and starches with added oils, leaveners and functional additives. Sensory notes: thin, brittle rounds with a light, sandy crumb from rice and corn flours, a gentle potato-starch lift and a crisp snap; a hint of oiliness from the seed/vegetable oils and a finishing dusting of sea salt. Typical use rituals include pairing with cheese or hummus, crumbling over a salad for texture, or nibbling straight from the bag during a meeting or movie. The bag-in-box format keeps crackers crisp for several weeks after opening if resealed. Overall it fits into American grocery culture as a convenient, allergy-friendly iteration of a familiar table cracker — slightly more niche than mainstream wheat crackers but designed for everyday snacking.
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
Brown, Rice, Flour,, Corn, Flour,, Gluten, Free, Oats,, Potato, Starch,, Sunflower, Oil, and/or, Canola, Oil, and/or, Safflower, Oil, (with, Rosemary, Extract,, Ascorbic, Acid,, Tocopherols, and, Ascorbyl, Palmitate, Added, as, Antioxidants),, Potatoes,, Sugar,, Rice, Flour,, Contains, 2%, or, Less, of:, Hulled, Millet,, Sea, Salt,, Leavening, (Monocalcium, Phosphate,, Baking, Soda,, Sodium, Acid, Pyrophosphate),, Salt,, Whey, Protein, Concentrate,, Bakers, Yeast, Extract,, Sunflower, and/or, Canola, Lecithin,, Natural, Flavor, (Milk),, Yeast..
Flagged Ingredients:
- •sunflower oil - Seed oil high in omega-6 fatty acids
- •canola oil - Seed oil high in omega-6 fatty acids
- •safflower oil - Seed oil high in omega-6 fatty acids
- •soy lecithin - Processed emulsifier
Dietary Labels
Ultra-Processing Assessment
Ultra-Processed
Why this score?
Contains multiple industrial ingredients and additives (natural flavor, emulsifiers like lecithin, antioxidant‑treated oils, whey protein concentrate, yeast extract) typical of ultra‑processed foods, not just minimally processed whole ingredients.
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Common Questions about Miltons Gluten Free Baked Crackers, Crispy Sea Salt
Well, 'healthy' can be a bit subjective, right? These crackers are gluten-free and lower in sugar, which is great for those avoiding gluten or seeking a snack with less sweetness. However, they do contain some added sugars and are not particularly high in fiber or protein, so they’re best enjoyed as part of a balanced diet rather than as a health food.
