
Partners Olive Oil & Sea Salt Artisan Snack Crackers
What You Should Know
Partners Olive Oil & Sea Salt Artisan Snack Crackers (5 oz) sit squarely in the supermarket snack aisle among other crackers and crispbreads, often shelved near pantry staples like crackers, nuts, and packaged cheese pairings or featured on endcaps with party snacks. The product’s story reads like a middle-ground gourmet pick: marketed as an everyday artisanal cracker for casual entertaining, it fits shopping trips for weekend brunches, light afternoon grazing, or last-minute appetizer runs for evening get-togethers. Brand positioning leans toward approachable, family-friendly craftsmanship — familiar, comforting language about “slow baked,” “real ingredients,” and “non-GMO” appeals to shoppers seeking a cleaner-label snack without premium price points. Packaging and labels emphasize health halos (extra virgin olive oil, sea salt, non-GMO, slow-baked) and rustic cues — “artisan,” “crafted,” and pairing suggestions with goat cheese and olives — but there’s no organic certification or explicit kid-focused graphics. In plain processing context, these are manufactured snack crackers made from refined/enriched flour, added oils, sugar and cultured buttermilk — a packaged product rather than a homemade baked good. Sensory details: thin, golden-brown crisps with a light, even crunch, a whisper of olive oil, and discrete salt crystals on top; the small 5 oz box or pouch is designed for easy sharing or single-session snacking. Rituals around the crackers include assembling quick cheese boards, scooping dips, or tearing open the bag for casual couch-side nibbling, positioning this product as a reliable, familiar companion in American grocery culture where convenience meets a nod to wholesome ingredients.
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
Enriched, Unbleached, Flour, (Wheat, Flour,, Malted, Barley, Flour,, Niacin,, Reduced, Iron,, Thiamine, Mononitrate,, Riboflavin,, Folic, Acid),, Buttermilk, (Cultured, Low-Fat, Milk,, Sodium, Citrate,, Salt,, Vitamin, A, Palmitate,, Vitamin, D3),, Expeller, Pressed, Non-GMO, Canola, Oil,, Cane, Sugar,, Sea, Salt,, Extra, Virgin, Olive, Oil,, Baking, Soda,, Topping, Salt..
Flagged Ingredients:
- •canola - Seed oil high in omega-6 fatty acids
Dietary Labels
Ultra-Processing Assessment
Ultra-Processed
Why this score?
This packaged cracker product uses refined/enriched flour, added oils, sugar, and industrially produced ingredients and additives (e.g., sodium citrate) and is manufactured as a ready-to-eat snack, fitting NOVA 4 (ultra-processed).
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Common Questions about Partners Olive Oil & Sea Salt Artisan Snack Crackers
Well, 'healthy' can be a bit subjective, right? These crackers are relatively low in calories—just 60 per serving—and they pack in some protein and healthy fats thanks to the olive oil. If you're looking for a snack that's a step up from traditional chips, these could fit the bill, but remember, they're not exactly a superfood!
