Sargento now has even more snack options for you with the addition of Sargento Balanced Breaks Cheese and Crackers. This comes in four varieties that each include a type of mini cracker, such as Ritz or Triscuit, and two varieties of natural cheese. The perfect, convenient snack for cheese lovers!
We found the Sargento Balanced Breaks Cheese And Crackers Gouda And Sharp Cheddar Cheeses And Triscuit Mini Original Crackers and the Sargento Balanced Breaks Cheese And Crackers Monterey Jack And Mild Cheddar Cheeses And Wheat Thins Mini Original Snacks varieties. We will be sharing our honest thoughts on these two snack trays today in this review post!
The other varieties, which include Mini Ritz crackers with Pepper Jack and Colby Jack cheeses or Mini Sundried Tomato & Basil Wheat Thins with low-moisture Mozzarella and Fontina cheeses, will be reviewed by us when we find them and linked to in this post 🙂
Sargento Balanced Breaks Cheese And Crackers Gouda And Sharp Cheddar Cheeses And Triscuit Mini Original Crackers Review
Who doesn’t love the combination of Gouda or sharp cheddar with Triscuit crackers? This seemed like the perfect pairing to most of our crew, so we were excited to try this variety.
The first thing we noticed when opening the package is the amount of cheese and crackers included. The portion makes for a substantial snack and the mini crackers and cheese are cute and bite-sized. Look at all that mini cheese and Triscuit!
The Triscuit and cheeses do pair well together and are both surprisingly filling and fun to eat. This is portable and can be eaten with little mess to clean up afterwards. Plus, you get to choose how you prefer to eat your snack. You can eat the cheeses individually on single crackers, or make them into cracker sandwiches with either double cheese in the middle or extra cheese left over at the end to enjoy. There are so many ways to savor this simple snack.
The cheese itself is delicious and definitely lives up to Sargento’s standards. The sharp cheddar has that distinct cheddar taste and slightly firmer texture, while the Gouda is a bit softer and creamier. Cheese lovers will appreciate the quality and variety of cheese in this tasty snack tray!
Summary And Review
Our crew unanimously agrees that Sargento Balanced Breaks Cheese And Crackers Gouda And Sharp Cheddar Cheeses And Triscuit Mini Original Crackers is a winner with us. We will be happy to buy these again!
Pros
- Substantial, filling snack
- Good quality cheeses
- Great combinations and fun to eat
- Convenient with little mess
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Cons
None
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Rating: 9.5/10
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Sargento Balanced Breaks Cheese And Crackers Monterey Jack And Mild Cheddar Cheeses And Wheat Thins Mini Original Snacks Review
This one comes with Wheat Thins, which go well with certain types of cheese, and mild cheddar and monterey jack cheeses.
The crackers and cheese go well together and are fun to eat. There are so many ways to eat this snack. You can eat the cheeses individually on single crackers, or make them into cracker sandwiches with either double cheese in the middle or extra cheese left over at the end to enjoy.
The only thing that kept this one from being as popular with our crew as the Sharp Cheddar and Gouda variety is the inclusion of Monterey Jack cheese. To us, this is a more bland type of cheese that did not wow us unless we paired it with the mild cheddar in a cracker sandwich. We still enjoyed this snack and found it to be very filling and substantial.
Summary And Review
The Sargento Balanced Breaks Cheese And Crackers Monterey Jack And Mild Cheddar Cheeses And Wheat Thins Mini Original Snacks is fun to eat with so many options available. In our opinion this would have worked better with a stronger tasting cheese rather than Monterey Jack.
Pros
- Fun to mix and match ways of eating it
- Filling and substantial
- Quality cheese
- Little to no mess
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Cons
- Monterey Jack was a little bland to eat by itself with a cracker
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Rating: 7.75/10
We enjoyed these and look forward to trying more varieties! if you try any of these snack tray varieties, please tell us what you think in the comments below!
