Oregon Farm Fresh Snacks Wasabi Peas & Rice Crackers Mix - Locally Sourced and Freshly Made Asian Snacks with Wasabi Almonds, Peanuts, Soybeans & Nut Crackers (14 oz)

Very very delicious!

Too hard for me but they still tasted very nice. Watch your teeth: these can be tough to crunch! The mix is great and the wasabi peas have a bit of a heat bite!! Tasted fresh too.

I really enjoy the bite of wasabi. This has been my favorite of the ones I have tried. Heat level is low, but with any horseradish type of heat, can be intense if you take in to much, but a good exhale can relieve it for me. Only thing missing for me, is a bit more variety in the flavors and textures, but would recommend this for anyone who enjoys wasabi flavored snacks. Unfortunately, my body stopped being able to handle them due to illness, but if yours can enjoy it, please do.

I really like this mix. However, the wasabi soybean is too hot for me. That's ok, they are the largest pieces and easy to pick out.

First, I am not a finicky person. I love spice, including wasabi... to a point. This mix is the absolute worst I've ever tried ( amoung dozens). It's about 80% hot as hell Wasabi, while the other rice cracker mix has no flavor at all. No balance. This might be the worst thing I've ever purchased on Amazon

Great snack!

Compared to previous purchases, this last bag was rather stale and the wasabi was barely noticeable.

With buzz words in the product's description, such as "locally sourced and freshly made," "handcrafted in Oregon," and "fresh and delicious," how could one go wrong? Plenty. All I can say is that the price does NOT justify its quality, or lack thereof.I'm a fan of Asian-inspired trail mix snacks, and decided to try this brand out. But it just didn't deliver. As some reviewers have pointed out, the flavor is quite bland. Nothing stood out. One of the key aspects of these kind of snacks is the savory/salty part from the soy sauce coating (it only has about 160mg of sodium per serving).The wasabi part is also relatively tame, perhaps a bit too tame? You can taste the *flavor* of the wasabi, but none of the classic kick or burning sensation.Lastly, BOTH bags that I bought were on the stale side, despite the "best by date" being about a year from the point I'm writing this (December 2022). It's still edible, to use the term loosely, but without the crunching/munching experience one would expect. (It makes me wonder how long these items were lingering in Amazon's warehouses before they were shipped to me.)