Brandt Zwieback Rusk | Sweetened Crispy Bread | Perfect for Teething Children | Enjoy With Sweet or Savory toppings | 8 oz

The classic from Germany. Nothing more to say :)

I recently experienced severe gastroenteritis, and these really helped keep my stomach settled. These are delicious even if you aren’t sick. The quality is great, and they are well packaged. I’ve loved them since I was a kid.

I've been eating this brand since I was a young child in Germany. This is a crunchy, not so sweet piece of Melba toast. I put honey on it, or Nutella and drink tea with it. It soothes a troubled tummy and great for teething babies. I had my gallbladder removed and was eating this the first 5 days.

I was looking for a product that tasted like the old fashioned Zwieback. This product is a close second, but not quite the same. Certainly a close second and a good product.

I do not care for a graham cracker cheesecake crust. It's too soggy. I have always used Zwieback. It's a staple, and it was a shock when it quit being sold in the US years back. This is foreign Zwieback, which is different from the American brand. This has the exact same texture, but it doesn't have the same taste. It's fine for a crust as is, but if you want the taste of the Zwieback you once knew, here's what I do. My recipe calls for 1 1/4 cups of Zwieback crumbs, and I mix in 1/4 teaspoon of cinnamon and 1/8 teaspoon of nutmeg and mix it really well so the spices are spread out as evenly as possible among the crumbs. Then I add the sugar and melted butter. It's as close as I can get to the old Zwieback I knew growing up. This box came fresh, and although it's for teething infants, I highly recommend it for your cheesecake crust.

Not exactly like the as the ones we use to get at the grocery stores

Great price for the product. I love the crunchiness and taste.

While the product itself tastes good, I’m disappointed in the lack of care taken to protect the product from being damaged in transit. It arrived in a paper shipping bag with no protective cushioning and half of the product is broken into small pieces.