Nairn's Gluten-Free Chocolate Chip Oat Grahams. 5.64 oz Healthy, Tasty and Safe for Celiacs. Perfect On-the Go Snack. High Fiber, No Artificial Colors, Flavors, or Preservatives

I am afflicted with a nostalgic yearning for tea biscuits that is hard to satisfy now that I avoid gluten. I don’t buy these frequently because I prefer to buy food that has been produced closer to me than Scotland usually. It is hard to find a true biscuit in the British sense in the states if you avoid gluten, though. Most of the so called biscuits sold here are too sweet -more like American cookies, really- and/or made of wheat. The per-serving price for these is not bad and the packaging of these in packets (4 in each packet?) inside the box keeps them crisp and fresh. Occasionally a few of the biscuits are broken a bit in shipment, but they hold up pretty well for a gluten free product. If I take a packet somewhere with me I do try to put it in a small plastic container or something to keep them from being crushed, though. They are just sweet enough without being overly so and are a nice complement to a strong cup of tea. I like that these are vegan and that the ingredients are simple and limited. I have only tried the plain and the ginger ones so far. The plain ones are fine but a little bland even compared to say a Maria. The ginger ones have a little spiciness to them that hits the spot.

These crackers were delicious. I took them camping and they were a perfect gluten free gram cracker for s’mores. I was pleasantly surprised at the sturdiness of them. I would definitely buy them again.

Nairns's gluten-free oat grahams are tasty and not too sweet. They are vegan-friendly and non-GMO, which are a double plus. When I was diagnosed with GERD, I would eat these to help prevent flareups. They are a little dry, but they pair well with tea. I wish they were more affordable though so that I could enjoy them more often.

Delicious! I used these to make a gluten free cheesecake crust and it turned out great.

Gluten free grahams that actually taste like graham crackers! These are oval in shape and in little packages so they make a good snack on the go. Some of them did arrive broken, so using them for s’mores wouldn’t be the best but it’s hard to ship graham crackers. If you’ve tried the other gluten free brand- we all know the one- these are better tasting with a texture that’s more like a true graham, just a tad thicker than the non gluten free variety.

This is a great product but more and more often the crackers are arriving damaged, broken. This is fine if I’m using as a cheesecake crust, but not for eating graham crackers. And now, Amazon won’t let me return them to UPS down the street. I must make a special trip to Whole Foods. I will stop buying this product on Amazon and buy it locally, despite the higher price, in order to get an intact product. Also, Amazon won’t replace, only refund, only at Whole Foods. I want to amend this and to say that I have ordered this product a couple more times and it has arrived intact, though box was a little smooshed. Oddly it the crackers seem to get more damaged when inside a larger box with more items than when ordered alone. I’m changing from one star to three. If I was rating on the product alone it would be ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Five stars. These ginger graham’s are gently delicious.

At least one other reviewer noted that these are not overly sweet, like an American cookie or biscuit would be, but just sweet enough. I totally agree. And they really deliver on a true, delicious chocolate flavor (not just sweetness and added "artificial chocolate flavor"). Also, they are... toothsome; not hard, but you do snap off a bit, which makes for a nice eating experience. There are four cello packets of cookies in a box, and it is easy to breeze through a packet in the course of an afternoon whilst working on the computer. Too easy. The small packets help keep the cookies fresh, I believe. I don't think any of mine were broken when the box arrived, although if you're not careful opening the packets you could break a cookie or two yourself, as I did. Only problem is the price. I don't know of a good American substitute for this though. I will probably only buy occasionally as a treat.

Don't think these are just for people avoiding gluten. They are SO good -- crunchy and oat-y and really gingery. Amazingly, they're also dairy free but that's not even mentioned. We ordered one package to try and immediately put in another order.