I was looking for healthy low calorie pantry snacks that were ‘PrimePantry’ here on Amazon. I came across these rice crackers- and they were cheaper than another brand that I’ve purchased in stores before. Not all rice crackers are created equal- but they’re all pretty dang similar. What are rice crackers? Essentially a salty thick chip that makes a great snack. They taste kind of like a pita chip; but a bit saltier. They are thick and crunchy.These particular rice thins come in a box (actually they come in a sealed plastic package within a box). There are three servings within the box- each serving is 130 calories. The entire box is only 390 calories, which compared to Ritz or Wheat Thins or Triscuits is about half of the calories of other snack crackers out there. These are also quite durable. Unlike softer crackers these can easily be packaged in a backpack, cooler, beach bag, or lunch box. They don’t crumble easily and will maintain their thick round shape even through mild activity. They have practically no fat or protein- and are primarily a carb source. They’re great if you’re out hiking, biking, horseback riding, or doing something active that requires a snack that won’t crumble but will still supply you with some good grain-given energy.Although these are carby- which is typically heavy, these are surprisingly light snacks. I can have a serving between lunch and dinner and it will allow me to feel very satisfied without feeling bloated or full. The saltiness helps motivate me to drink more water as well. The crunch is great for helping me concentrate when I’m working on spreadsheets or other paper organization tasks.These rice crackers are great to eat with dips and I like them with whipped non-fat cream cheese and smoked salmon (sometimes with a little avocado). They would taste fine with other meat mixes as well and make a great pairing for tuna or shrimp. They’re often traditionally served with sushi. They’re a bit salty for pairing with lunch meats or cheeses- but if you don’t mind salt, then these would work fine. They’re honestly thick enough to be used with all kinds of dips.These were cheaper than other rice thins on Amazon. They came in good condition, tasted fresh, and were a good quality snack cracker. I’d absolutely recommend this brand and will be making ‘Good Thins’ a staple of my monthly Prime Pantry order.