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Buying snacks online seems simple, until you have to choose from dozens of types, packs and flavour varieties. A small pack can be relatively expensive, while a large value pack might sit unopened. Words like “light”, “artisan” or “with grains” don’t automatically tell you exactly what you’re buying.
With these practical checkpoints, you can compare crackers, rice cakes, biscuits, crisps and savoury snacks in a straightforward way. That way, you’ll find snacks for home, on the go, a party or a snack box that suit your occasion and budget.
Pictures of chocolate, honey, cheese or herbs can give the impression that these ingredients are generously present. So always check the ingredients list and the order they appear in. Ingredients are usually listed from largest to smallest quantity. For example, the Richy Jinju Rice Cracker Honey Flavor consists of 51.372% rice, while honey makes up just 4.634% of the ingredients.
Don’t just compare the price per bag or box — also compare the price per 100 grams. A pack of Oreo Original 10x66g is handy for stocking up or sharing, whereas individual portions can sometimes suit a household where snacks don’t get eaten quickly. Also pay attention to the number of individual sachets or portions.
A product name is no substitute for the nutrition information panel. Look at:
A wholemeal product can still contain sugar, oil or syrup. If you have allergies, the allergen declaration is what matters most, even when a product sounds simple from its name.
Before ordering, check whether the product contains wheat, gluten, milk, soya, egg, sesame, peanuts, nuts or crustaceans. With imported Japanese snacks and Asian snacks, the recipe and labelling can differ from what you’re used to. Always read the actual packaging; online information can change.
With composite products, also look out for warnings such as “may contain”. Sa Giang Shrimp Crackers, for example, contain prawns and are therefore not suitable for anyone with a crustacean allergy. Lu Vitalu Multiseed Crackers contain sesame, soya, egg, wheat and sulphites, among other things, and also mention possible traces of various nuts.
For on the go, small, resealable or individually wrapped products are practical. For a birthday or drinks party, larger packs are more interesting — but only if you’ll use the contents in time.
Think ahead about how you’ll use them:
Check the best before date on the packaging. Store dry snacks in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Seal opened packs well to keep them crunchy. With snacks in short individual portions, there’s less risk of them being left open for a long time.
Why this suits the profile: A familiar 66g pack for a small snacking moment, without having to buy a multipack straight away.
The net weight is clearly stated. Do check the nutritional information: 476 kcal and 38g sugars per 100g are listed on the product details.
66g content; cocoa biscuits with 29% vanilla filling; allergen information lists wheat and soya.
Why this suits the profile: Ideal for anyone who looks for grains, seeds, texture and a resealable pack when buying crackers.
The product composition states the amounts of wholemeal flour, sesame seeds, linseeds and pumpkin seeds. Check allergens before purchase.
200g content; 14 crackers split across 2 resealable packs; 69.2% wholemeal wheat flour according to the product information.
Why this suits the profile: A large pack with 88 portions for a family, party or fan of Japanese snacks.
The number of packs and total weight are clearly stated. Store the rice crackers in a dry place and seal the pack well after opening.
520g content; 88 individual packs; Japanese-style rice crackers with soya and gluten according to the product information.
Why this suits the profile: Handy for drinks parties and small snacking moments thanks to three 30g packs.
The portion breakdown makes the quantity clear. Do watch the salt content of 2.1g per 100g and check the allergens.
Paprika flavour; oven-baked crackers; pack of 3 x 30g; contains wheat and sulphites.
We’ve put together a full, up-to-date list of products that fully meet these strict selection criteria and comply with current European safety regulations.
Choose small packs or products with individual portions. Snack a Jacks Rice Wafers Choc, for example, contains 13 rice cakes in one roll. For a snack box, you can also combine different small biscuits, crackers and Japanese snacks. Check beforehand whether the pack is resealable.
Use the price per 100 grams as a fixed benchmark. Also compare the number of portions, the pack size and the shelf life. A bulk pack is only practically good value if you can store and use the contents within the stated period.
Store dry snacks in a cool, dry place away from heat, sunlight and moisture. Seal the pack well. Rice crackers, wholemeal crackers and biscuits mainly lose their crunchiness through moisture. If in doubt, check the instructions on the label of the specific product.
