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Crackers

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Preparation, uses, and tips

Serve whole-grain crackers with soups and salads, or top with tuna salad, low-fat cheeses, and lean meats for fast, healthful snacks.

Buying and storing tips

Look for whole-grain, low-sodium, and low-fat varieties. Store them, unopened, in a cool, dark cupboard for up to six months. Store opened crackers in a sealed plastic bag for up to one week.

Varieties

Crackers are made from a variety of flours, including white and whole-grain wheat, rye, rice, and others. They’re available in low-fat, fat-free, and low-sodium assortments, and may also contain other flavorings, such as cheese, spices, and vegetables. Crackers come in a wide range of shapes and sizes. Wheat-free crackers suitable for people with wheat allergies are also available.

Nutrition Highlights

Crackers, 2 rectangle crackers (saltine)
Calories: 52
Protein: 1.1g
Carbohydrate: 8.6g
Total Fat: 1.4g
Fiber: 0.36g

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