Wasa Crispbread – Camping and Travel Snack for Hikers, Shelf-Stable Box That Survives the Trail
Wasa Crispbread – Camping and Travel Snack for Hikers, Shelf-Stable Box That Survives the Trail
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Why you'll love it
- just 25 calories per slice makes it one of the lightest real-food snacks available
- 7-grain blend including ancient grains like amaranth and quinoa adds nutritional substance over plain crackers
- versatile neutral canvas pairs with sweet or savory toppings so the same box works breakfast through dinner
- shelf-stable, compact 4.9 oz box stores easily in a pantry, desk drawer, or travel bag
- pre-portioned 3-slice serving simplifies calorie tracking without measuring
- Crunchy, almost neutral flavor that doesn't overpower toppings
- Sturdy enough to hold spreads without falling apart (holds up to spreading)
- Versatile - works with both sweet (jam, Nutella, strawberries) and savory (cheese, salmon, hummus) toppings
- Low in calories (7 grains, healthy)
- Addicting taste
- Survives shipping intact even in oversized boxes
- Long shelf life - slices don't get soft or stale even when package is open for a long time
- Lighter texture that breaks down in the mouth easier than other Wasa varieties
- Helps with weight loss goals
- Allows guilt-free sweet treats while dieting
Perfect for
- light pre-meal snack to curb appetite (3 slices = 75 calories)
- low-calorie base for cheese, smoked fish, hummus, or nut butter toppings
- crunchy lunch substitute for sandwich bread at the office
- shower-and-go travel or camping snack that won't spoil
- canapé platform for entertaining guests on a cheese or charcuterie board
- As a base for s'mores
- As a base for tiny sandwiches (open-faced or small closed)
- Topped with Cool Whip and chopped strawberries as a low-calorie sweet treat
- Topped with Nutella and banana slices as a splurge
- Paired with smoked salmon, fresh dill, and chopped capers
- Broken into pieces and used for dipping in hummus or other dips
- Served alongside soups
- Eaten straight from the package as a snack
- Topped with peanut butter and mango jam
- Topped with ham and swiss cheese
- As a tuna salad or chicken salad base for light lunch
- Paired with tzatziki or sliced tomatoes
Think of Wasa as a blank canvas that deliciously stands up to any topping—no matter the flavor, weight, or consistency—at any time of day. Anything is Wasa-ble!
*Wasa’s business reduces its greenhouse gas emissions from field to the shelf and offsets to zero any remaining emissions by compensation through certified projects. Verified by independent auditor. Learn more at wasa.com/en-us/sustainability.
Product Information
Crispbread 25 Calories Per Slice 7 Grains
Product Dimensions : 7.35 x 2.9 x 5.2 inches; 4.9 ounces Item model number : 033617410016 UPC : 033617410016 Manufacturer : Wasa Units : 4.9 Ounce Best Sellers Rank: #18,378 in Grocery & Gourmet Food Ingredients Seven-Grain Flour Blend (Whole Grain Wheat, Wheat, Whole Grain Rye, Yellow Corn, Whole Grain Barley, Spelt, Whole Grain Amaranth, Whole Grain Quinoa), Sugar, Apple Extract, Salt, Canola, And Palm Oil. Crispbread 25 Calories Per Slice 7 Grains Directions Eat as is or with your favorite toppings. Serving size: 3 slices (18 grams).
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Wasa Crispbread a good snack for camping and hiking?
Yes. The 4.9 oz box is shelf stable, lightweight, and requires no refrigeration, which makes it a strong fit for camping, backpacking, and road trips. The slices are also sturdy enough to survive being packed in a backpack.
Will the box hold up on a picnic or outdoor brunch?
Yes. The resealable box keeps slices crunchy even with temperature swings, and customers report that the packaging arrives intact even after rough shipping, which is a good sign for picnic and travel conditions.
Can I build a cheese board on the patio with Wasa Crispbread?
Yes. The slices are sturdy enough to hold soft cheese, smoked fish, hummus, and nut butter without falling apart, which makes them an easy base for an outdoor charcuterie or cheese board setup.
Does it need any special storage in an outdoor kitchen or camper?
No. It stores at ambient temperature and does not need a cooler. Just keep the box sealed and dry, and you have a reliable snack for tent camping, van life, or a beach cooler bag.
How does it compare to traditional crackers for outdoor entertaining?
Traditional crackers can go soft in humidity, while Wasa Crispbread is designed to stay crunchy. That durability makes it better for outdoor entertaining where temperature and humidity are less controlled.
Can I use Wasa Crispbread as a travel snack on long flights or road trips?
Yes, the box is compact, resealable, and has a long shelf life, so it works well for road trips, flights, and hotel stays. It is also a much lighter snack than most bar options, which helps on long travel days.
Is the box small enough for a daypack or carry on?
Yes, the 4.9 oz box is roughly the size of a small paperback and fits in most daypacks, tote bags, and carry on side pockets.
Does it pair well with portable toppings like tuna pouches or nut butter packets?
Yes, that is a very common combination. Top a slice with a tuna pouch, a nut butter packet, or a small container of hummus for a high protein, low calorie meal on the trail.
Will humidity at a beach or campsite make the slices go soft?
Slices are designed to stay crunchy long after the package is opened, and the resealable box helps keep moisture out. For very humid environments, keep the box closed between uses.
Can I use it for s'mores on a campfire?
Yes, customers use Wasa Crispbread as a base for s'mores. It is a lighter, crunchier alternative to graham crackers and works well over a campfire or outdoor grill.
How does it compare to hardtack or traditional Scandinavian crispbread for camping?
The Light variety is thinner and breaks down in the mouth more easily than traditional dense Scandinavian crispbreads, which is a plus for casual campers who do not want to soak anything. It still travels well, but is less indestructible than hardtack.
Is Wasa Crispbread filling enough for a long hike?
Pair it with a protein rich topping like cheese, tuna, smoked salmon, peanut butter, or hummus, and three slices is a satisfying trail snack. For a full trail meal, top with chicken or tuna salad and roll up in a wrap.
Can I bring it on a flight as a carry on snack?
Yes. It is a dry, shelf stable, non liquid snack, so it clears airport security easily. The resealable box also keeps it from making a mess in your bag.
Does it work as a base for a picnic sandwich substitute?
Yes, which is helpful when you do not want to lug a loaf of bread to a park or beach. Top slices with cheese, ham, smoked salmon, or hummus, and you have a sandwich style bite that does not go soggy.
Will the box survive being packed in a cooler with ice packs?
Yes, the box is sturdy enough to handle a cooler environment, and you do not actually need to keep it cold. Many campers just throw a few slices into a bag and snack as they go.
Is Wasa Crispbread good for glamping or cabin stays?
Yes. It feels a little more intentional than a sleeve of crackers and pairs beautifully with smoked fish, cheese, and a glass of wine by the fire. It is a nice match for the slower pace of a cabin or glamping trip.
How do I eat Wasa 7 Grain Crispbread?
The simplest way is straight from the box as a snack. For more substantial uses, top with sweet toppings like jam, peanut butter and banana, Nutella and strawberries, or Cool Whip and chopped strawberries. For savory uses, try cheese, hummus, smoked salmon with dill and capers, ham and Swiss, tuna or chicken salad, tzatziki and tomato, or break pieces into dips.
How many slices should I eat per serving?
The package lists a serving size of three slices, which is about 18 grams and roughly 75 calories. You can use fewer slices for a smaller snack or more slices for a sandwich or lunch base depending on your appetite and calorie goals.
Can I use Wasa Crispbread as a sandwich or bread substitute?
Yes, it is one of the most common uses. The slices are sturdy enough to hold tuna salad, chicken salad, hummus, cheese, smoked salmon, ham, or nut butter without falling apart. Many customers use three slices in place of two slices of sandwich bread for a light lunch.
Does Wasa Crispbread work with both sweet and savory toppings?
Yes. The lightly toasted, almost neutral flavor is designed as a canvas. Sweet pairings include jam, peanut butter and jam, Nutella and banana, and Cool Whip with strawberries. Savory pairings include cheese, smoked fish, hummus, ham, tzatziki, and tomato.
Is Wasa Crispbread compatible with low calorie, weight loss, and clean label diets?
Yes. At 25 calories per slice and a seven grain blend with no artificial additives highlighted on the box, it is commonly used in calorie controlled and clean label eating plans. It is also a popular bread and roll replacement for anyone managing carbs or looking for a lighter base.
What is actually inside the box?
You get a 4.9 oz resealable pantry box of Wasa 7 Grain Crispbread, which is a thin, light style crispbread made from a seven grain flour blend including whole grain wheat, rye, yellow corn, barley, spelt, amaranth, and quinoa. Packaging design may vary by production run, but the product itself is the same.
How should I store the box after opening?
Simply reseal the box and store it in a cool, dry place like a pantry, kitchen cabinet, or desk drawer. The product is shelf stable at ambient temperature, does not require refrigeration, and slices stay crunchy long after the package is opened.
Does Wasa Crispbread contain any major allergens?
The seven grain blend includes wheat, rye, barley, and spelt, so it contains gluten. Always read the full ingredient list on the package you receive, since formulations can change and allergen information is the most accurate source on the actual label.
What is the difference between Wasa 7 Grain Crispbread and regular crackers?
Wasa Crispbread is a European style crispbread rather than a soft or baked cracker. It is much thinner and crunchier, has a seven grain whole grain base instead of refined flour, has far fewer calories per slice, and is designed as a neutral canvas for toppings rather than a flavored snack cracker. It also holds spreads better than most crackers and has a much longer open shelf life.
