You start keto. You feel great. Then you reach for a cracker.
And suddenly you realise everything on the shelf is packed with wheat, grains, and enough carbs to knock you straight out of ketosis.
It's one of those little frustrations that catches you off guard. Cheese needs a vehicle. Dips need something to scoop them up. Soups taste better with something crispy on the side.
The good news? You don't have to give up the crunch.
You've got two solid routes: make your own keto seeded crackers at home, or grab a quality store-bought option that does the heavy lifting for you.
Let's break down both.
Making your own crackers sounds more complicated than it actually is.
You need seeds, a binder, and about 30 minutes. That's it.
Here's a simple recipe that works every time.

Per 30g serving:
This makes them a genuinely keto-friendly snack that actually feels satisfying.
It's seed-based, so you're getting fibre, healthy fats, and a bit of protein.
There's no nut flour involved, which makes it cheaper and nut-allergy friendly.
And you can customise the flavour: swap the garlic for smoked paprika, add chilli flakes, or keep it plain and let your toppings do the talking.
Not everyone has the time: or the inclination: to measure out seeds and babysit the oven.
Sometimes you just want to rip open a packet and get on with your life.
That's where the ADONiS range comes in.

We stock three varieties at Keto Kitchen Lytham, and they're all proper low-carb options:
These crackers combine almond flour, chia seeds, pumpkin seeds, and Kalamata olives for a Mediterranean vibe.
They're gluten-free, vegan, and come in plastic-free packaging if you care about that sort of thing.
Carb count: 9.1g per 100g (about 1-2g per cracker, depending on size).
A classic flavour combination that works with pretty much everything.
Same seed and nut base as the olive version, just with a peppery kick instead.
Great if you want something savoury without competing flavours when you're pairing with cheese or pâté.
This one leans into herbs and sun-dried tomatoes for a more robust flavour.
Perfect if you're looking for something that can hold its own against stronger cheeses or charcuterie.
There are plenty of keto crackers out there now. Some are decent. Some taste like cardboard dipped in sadness.
ADONiS crackers actually taste good.
They're made with real ingredients: seeds, nuts, olives: not a long list of stabilisers and additives.
The texture is sturdy enough to handle a generous dollop of cream cheese without snapping in half.
And they're organic, which matters to some people and doesn't to others. Either way, you know what you're eating.

Whether you've gone DIY or grabbed a packet of ADONiS, you need something to put on them.
Our Sweet Chilli Jam is the obvious choice.
It's got that sweet-heat balance that works brilliantly with the nuttiness of seeded crackers. Spread it on with a bit of cream cheese or goat's cheese, and you've got yourself a proper snack.
It also works brilliantly with our keto-friendly desserts if you're putting together a low-carb spread.
It's also low-carb, so you're not undoing all your good cracker choices with a sugar-loaded topping.
You can grab it alongside the ADONiS crackers in our shop, and we deliver nationwide if you're not local to Lytham.
The beauty of a good cracker is that it's a blank canvas. You do you.
So which route should you take?
Go homemade if:
Go store-bought if:
There's no wrong answer here. Some people batch-make crackers on a Sunday and feel very pleased with themselves. Others keep a few packets of ADONiS in the cupboard and reach for them when the craving hits.
Both approaches work. Both keep you in ketosis. Both give you that satisfying crunch.
Whether you're mixing seeds in a bowl or tearing open a packet, you're choosing real food.
That's what matters.
At Keto Kitchen Lytham, we focus on quality ingredients and ready-to-eat convenience. That's why we stock the ADONiS range alongside our freshly cooked keto meals: because sometimes you just want something simple that works.
If you're after the crackers or the Sweet Chilli Jam, you can order online and we'll deliver anywhere in the UK.
And if you fancy making your own? The recipe's up there. Give it a go. Let us know how it turns out.
Either way, you're sorted for snacks.