• Wasa Crisp’n Light 7 Grains Crispbread starts with simple ingredients and delivers a light crunch that pairs perfectly with your favorite topping - sounds good.
• Larger than a regular cracker, Wasa Crisp’n Light 7 Grains Crispbread contains 20 calories per slice and is made with a uniquely light and airy 7 grain blend that can stand up to any topping.
• Wasa Crispbread is a crunchy canvas for all of your creations - wholesome, perfectly sized, oven baked-explore what's Wasa-ble.
• Wasa Crispbreads don't just satisfy your snackable cravings, but are also delicious breakfast crackers, the perfect base for a complete and wholesome lunch break, or a sweet and crunchy treat.
• Wasa is passionate about providing delicious crispbreads that are environmentally focused and carbon neutral, so you can make a good choice for you and the planet.
• Wasa Crispbreads are made with Non-GMO ingredients and are a great alternative to bread and crackers.
• Wasa Crispbread is a great alternative to crackers, bread, pita bread, multigrain bread and flatbread; Layer your favorite toppings on Wasa Crispbread to make wholesome and satisfying snacks and mini meals.

Product Description ------------------- Wasa is made of wholesome, all natural ingredients and makes a great addition to your day. The whole grains and fiber in Wasa, combined with its signature crunchy texture, can help you feel full and keep you satisfied longer. With 10 varieties of crisp bread, each with 15 grams of carbohydrates or less per serving, Wasa has a taste for everyone and is a great substitute for bread or other cracker options. Snack y, Snack Wasa! About the Brand --------------- Wasa is the world's largest producer of crispbread. Every year the company sells around 60,000 tons of crispbread in 40 countries. The Swedes eat more crispbread than any other people in the world, almost 4 kilograms per capita. Wasa's largest markets outside Sweden are the other Scandinavian countries and Germany, closely followed by Poland, the Netherlands, France, and the USA. However, crispbread as a category exists almost everywhere. Wasa, which has a staff of around 950 people, has been owned by the Barilla Group since 1999. The head office is in Stockholm, Sweden, and the company has production facilities in Filipstad in Sweden, Celle in Germany, and Hamar in Norway. The name Wasa has its roots in an old Swedish word, vase, which means sheaf. Since the 14th century, the coat of arms of the first king of Sweden, Gustav Vasa, and his family has featured a stylized sheaf. Gustav Vasa was sometimes called the "Rye King". No-one knows exactly where the name comes from, but it may have its origins in the fact that the king demanded that his people pay their taxes in the form of rye, a valuable commodity at the time. For many years, Wasa used a picture of the Rye King on its packaging. This was later replaced by a royal crown above the name. Today, the crown has been evolved to a crown-sheaf which represents the origins of Wasa. It also lends a royal air to crispbread, something which is also reflected in the fact that the company has been appointed purveyor to His Majesty the King of Sweden.