Key features

• •Imported from Canada
• •Try these crisps on their own or enhanced with soft cheeses such as chèvre, brie or triple crème
• •Delicious when topped with your favorite dip, cheese, pâté or antipasto
• •Available in: Hazelnut Cranberry, Fig and Olive, Rosemary Raisin Pecan, Salty Date or Cinnamon Raisin
• •Varieties sold separately
• •Hazelnut Cranberry:The creation of these crisps brought even crisper conversation to entertaining circles! Tart plump cranberries and toasty hazelnuts combine to create a perfect snack for parties, luncheons, or just a sneaky midnight snack. They are also the perfect complement to Brie, Camembert, or roasted porcini mushrooms with mascarpone.
• •Fig and Olive:Another amazing crisp, these combine the salty taste of Kalamata olives with the sweet flavor of succulent Adriatic figs. Try these crisps on their own or enhanced with soft cheeses such as chèvre, brie or triple crème. Try them with a yoghurt and eggplant dip or Italian basil pesto.
• •Salty Date: In response to customers' requests for a saltier crisp, Lesley Stowe coated the top of this crisp with a dusting of coarse sea salt and partnered that with a yummy combination of luscious dates and sweet almonds. Don't go dateless; we love the match of camembert, comté, or fresh chèvre. Try it with Tuscan White Bean Dip too!
• •Cinnamon Raisin: Hints of cinnamon and sweet plump golden raisins take the world of raincoast crisps to new heights. This could be our new favorite raincoast crisp. Try partnering the cinnamon raisin crisp with cream cheese or mascarpone cheese and mango chutney, or an aged cheddar, Manchego or Asiago cheese.