bagel crackers
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Bagel crackers are sold in single bags (for example, 7 oz) and in smaller 3.5 oz packs that are often sold as a 6‑pack (totaling 21 oz).
They’re often served as dippers for spreads and cheeses — for example, whipped cream cheese, cream cheese–based spreads, or a bruschetta-style topping of eggplant, tomato, and feta.
Common seasonings include sea salt and an “everything” blend (poppy seeds, sesame seeds, sea salt, onion, and garlic). There are also everything-inspired varieties made with real vegetables, such as cauliflower-based snacks.
They typically appear as chip-like pieces that are baked to a hearty crunch, making them suitable for snacking and dipping.
Bagel crackers are typically baked, seasoned (for example, with real sea salt), and sold ready to eat.
Those varieties use real vegetables—specifically cauliflower—as the base, offering a plant-based twist on bagel-style snacks.
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