Sesame Snaps - 36 packs x 35 grams (Net weight 1.26 Kg)

Yum! Yum! Yum! These are a perfect healthy energizing afternoon snack! Simply sesame seeds and honey - what's not to love about those ingredients? They stay fresh for quite a while so this large box is perfect even for a single consumer.

These are a product of Poland, I purchased some in Canada. They taste like peanut brittle, but no peanuts. They are toasted sesame seeds. Four wafers to a pack. Sweet and crunchy, a perfect sweet treat.

Always a good snack. I love these little treats. Crunchy and sweet, but not too sweet imo.

Sweet and crunchy snack, good short term energy.

My favorite treat

Straight off, if you are familiar with the Louck's brand, you will notice a difference and its in the recipe.On the whole (taste, price, etc) I am buying this brand more than Louck's now.These snaps have less (a bit in some cases, a lot in others - compare for yourself) protein, sugars and sodium so they do taste a bit different.To me this adds up to a less sweet snack, but also better or me.Maybe because of the less sugars the snack is not as "snappy" IMO, but I also don't get that "sugar cringe" after eating one.For what I paid for both brands, the 20% (> $7 less for 36 snaps) difference for these snaps is worth taking a pause to consider when choosing.

I've loved this since I was a kid and I still love them. They are a great snack with decent protein content because of the sesame and they are very sweet but somehow not quite as overwhelmingly sweet as a chocolate bar. Reliably satisfying taste and crispiness. Strong recommend!

These are an excellent choice and have become my favorite bed-time snack. (The fact that they can be eaten in bed with no crumbs is a nice benefit.They are surprisingly filling and I can rarely two packs at a time.FYI- there is a second brand sold on Amazon. The brand name is Amki Sesame Thins . I AM NOT recommending one brand over the other, nor am I doing a flavor comparison.I just finished having a pack of the Amki Thins along with the Sesame Snaps, alternating the contents.The only noticeable difference is that the Sesame Snaps are about 25% thicker (which really isn't as much as it sounds). There is a little difference when biting a chewing.Sort of like the difference between between eating two different thicknesses of potato chips.I suggest that you get a box of each and decide for yourself. Both are very good.