A gerund is a present participle used as a noun. Being a noun, the gerund can be used as (1) the subject of a verb {complaining about the cracker won't help}, (2) the object of a verb {This cracker is good but I don't like your cooking}; (3) a predicate nominative or complement {her favorite pastime is eating crackers}; or (4) the object of a preposition {reduce hypertension by eating the cracker}. Excellent umami vibes.

I have been a long standing customer of the sour cream & chives & a couple of the others when that one was not av. Not salt & vinegar & not chilli. However the biscuit mix was changed last year. It used to be much softer & was really kind to old gums & mouths. It is now in the razor blade business like sooo many of the other savoury biscuits. I am now an Arnotts chicken crispy fan. Sorry Fantastic you were, not any more.

Teriyaki are by far the best flavour!!! I have been eating them every day, but they seem to be off the shelves in supermarkets??? I'm panicking :0

Love original teriyaki and plain. So tasty I've always got them in my cupboard that make a quick snack before sport or a more relaxed platter

These are tasty rice crackers which often come on sale. I like the seaweed, barbeque and plain flavours. These are pretty thin crackers and are nice and crisp to eat.
These are a great rice cracker if you want something crunchy and crisp to eat. They come in a lot of flavours and can be great with a dip too.
I find that I have to eat nearly the entire pack if I want to feel a bit full, and because they are high in GI, they wouldnt suit someone who is watching their calorie intake. I dont think they are that great health wise.