Japanese Traditional Rice Crackers : Nori Maki Arare/ Kaki No Tane 2packs (Kaki No Tane Hot)

So good. I usually buy these at the Korean store but don't get to go often. I got some while in Hawaii and it reminded me of how much I love these crackers. Spicy, crunchy and soooo addicting.

The only thing that disappointed me about these, is that they are all gone. They are soo good. Now I have to order more. Seriously, they are very good. Bold flavor and excellent texture. Ordering more right now. A+++

I'm addicted. I've grown up on rice crackers. These are exceptional. I love the heat. And the warning on the back is typical for fried food. Acrylamide. This chemical is formed in certain plant-based foods during cooking or processing at high temperatures, such as frying, roasting, grilling, and baking. The highest amounts of acrylamide can be found in french fries and potato chips. Acrylamide can also be found in other fried or roasted snack foods, like nuts.

The product is excellent. Just be forewarned that it’s shipped in a mailer /envelope so sadly there is a lot of crushed pieces. I’ve had sturdy small items shipped in a box and then there is this, a crushable item shipped in an envelope mailer w no padding. I will try to order it in a larger quantity and hope it’s shipped in a box w paper. Other than that, love this authentic Japanese spicy rice cracker. It has a nice “bite” to it.

These are crispy, crunchy type snacks with a little bit of spice. They are always fresh and tasty at a fair price. I have been ordering from this company for a couple of years and the quality is consistent.

Very good, would definitely buy again. They aren't really spicy, more like a mild spice but I also have a high spicyness tolerance. They are also a little sweet, which I like. I like to mix these up with nuts or popcorn.

Why would you sell a food item with a cancer warning and not disclose it in the description? They also taste horrible.

These crackers are the right combination of savory and a little spicy. (not too hot though). I buy them when the craving gets to me, and they are more modestly priced than other similar rice crackers.