
Wasabi Rice Crackers
Wasabi rice crackers are Japanese-inspired snack foods made from baked or fried rice flour seasoned with wasabi-flavored coating. These light, crispy crackers deliver a distinctive horseradish-like heat that's characteristic of wasabi, though most commercial versions use a blend of horseradish and mustard powders for flavoring. The crackers provide a low-fat alternative to traditional fried snacks while offering the satisfying crunch and savory umami notes typical of Asian rice-based snacks.
Macro Impact
A 16 crackers serving contains 129 calories, 2g protein, 25g carbs, and 1g fat.
Calorie Burn
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Nutrient Breakdown
Nutrient breakdown based on appropriate daily intake recommendations for a 175lb adult.
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Nutrition Facts
* The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving contributes to a daily diet.