Breton Cracked Pepper and Olive Oil Crackers

Savour the flavour and light, crispy texture of Breton Cracked Pepper and Olive Oil crackers. Great with cheese, spreads, soups and more.

Size:

  • 200g

Discover the light, savoury taste of Breton Cracked Pepper and Olive Oil crackers. These crispy crackers feature the rich flavour of olive oil with a zing of real cracked pepper and are a source of 4 essential nutrients. Whether you're enjoying them with soups, charcuterie, dips, or spreads, their versatile flavour pairs effortlessly with your favourite foods. Breton Cracked Pepper and Olive Oil crackers are peanut-free, kosher and certified plant-based, making them ideal for parties, gatherings, or everyday snacks.

Key Benefits

  • Made with Real Cracked Pepper

  • Certified Plant-Based, Kosher Dairy

  • No Artificial Colours, Flavours or Preservatives

  • Free from Trans Fat and Cholesterol, and low in Saturated Fat

  • Source of 4 Essential Nutrients: Thiamine, Riboflavin, Niacin, Folate

  • Made by Dare, a Proudly Canadian Company

  • No Artificial Colours

  • No Artificial Flavours

  • 0g Trans Fat

  • Certified Plant Based

  • Dairy Free

  • Kosher dairy

  • Low in saturated fat

  • No Cholesterol

  • No Preservatives

  • Peanut-free

We’re Proudly Canadian – Here’s What You Should Know

As a Canadian family business since 1889, with our head office in Cambridge, Ontario, we take pride in crafting Breton products with care. Many of our Breton items are made right here in Canada. At times when demand is high, production will also take place in the United States to ensure we can keep your favourite products on shelves.

Want to know where your crackers were made? Just look for the “Made in Canada” badge on the front of the package. Whenever possible, we manufacture in Canada – it’s part of who we are.

Thank you for choosing Breton and supporting a proudly Canadian brand.

  • Contains: Soya, Wheat
  • May Contain: Sesame Seeds
  • Please check the packaging for possible presence of: Mustard Seeds