Nairns Fine Milled Oat Cakes 218g (Pack of 6)

After buying these in Scotland I am hooked. I love them. I can’t really eat gluten. These are perfect. They do not bother me or my skin. I love the taste and texture. Everyone is different but for my body and I am pretty sensitive they are perfect.

A fine vehicle for all sort of toppings, but I like them plain, too. They go well with tea.

I bought a six pack of the oatcakes in Dec 2020. The expiration date on the package was only 5 months out - May 2021.So if you are not somebody who consumes these really fast, you might want to steer clear. They will go rancid if left past the expiration date. I speak from experience :(

We enjoy the Nair's fine oatcakes to eat just the way they are or with coconut oil on them. In addition to eating them by themselves we often eat the when we are having yogurt, fruit, soup, or just about anything!

Normally I buy the standard thickness oatcakes. These are okay they still taste good but due to how thin they are they break easily. I will be going back to the regular rough oatcakes.

Great simple cracker, very healthy. Goes great with jam or applesauce, apple slices or pear slices. I have been eating these for years. I have an allergy to yeast, cornstarch and malted barley so these are the crackers for me.

Palm oil, not usually found in oat cakes, destroys texture, taste and most likely the expected health benefits of milled oats.

I used to like these a lot, and thought they would be a better buy than Effie's. I found them too dense and actually ordered Nairn's Rough biscuits. Actually neither held up as well flavor-wise (might be the lack of sugar). Maybe I'm comparing apples and oranges.Packaging was good as I haven't found a single broken biscuit.