5 Top Toppings for Cripsbread

I recently received a packet of Finn Crisp’s original crispbread in my May Degustabox. This immediately inspired me to share some of my favourite crispbread…

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I recently received a packet of Finn Crisp’s original crispbread in my May Degustabox. This immediately inspired me to share some of my favourite crispbread toppings, especially since I’m always looking for ways to eat a bit healthier.

Crispbread is a fantastic canvas for so many flavours, and you can make your snacks as simple or as complex as you like. As a fan of keeping things easy, here are the top five simple toppings I love to load onto a crunchy rye crispbread.

A variety of crispbreads with different toppings on a plate.

1. Cottage Cheese with Freshly Ground Pepper

Crispbread topped with cottage cheese and black pepper.

Cottage cheese is easily one of the most popular crispbread toppings, and for good reason. It’s packed with protein, making it a satisfying choice that keeps you full for longer.

You can find all sorts of varieties at the supermarket, from plain to those mixed with onion, pineapple, or herbs. I personally love to add a generous twist of black pepper and some freshly chopped chives for an extra burst of flavour.

2. Cream Cheese with Piquanté Peppers

Crispbread topped with cream cheese and red piquanté peppers.

Just like cottage cheese, you can find cream cheese in lots of different flavours. I often reach for a light garlic and herb version, like the one from Philadelphia, which is delicious and creamy.

For the perfect finishing touch, I added the Pepperdew piquanté peppers that I got in a previous Degustabox. Their sweet and slightly spicy kick is a perfect match for the creamy cheese.

3. Pâté and Sliced Olives

Crispbread topped with pâté and sliced green olives.

I could probably eat pâté and olives every day. For a delicious vegetarian option, you could try a mushroom pâté from a brand like Tartex, which has a wonderfully rich and savoury flavour.

While traditional pâté can be a bit rich, a thin layer is all you need. Top it with some sliced green Castelvetrano olives for a buttery, mild flavour that doesn’t overpower the pâté.

4. Hummus and Sun-Dried Tomato

Crispbread topped with hummus and sun-dried tomatoes.

This is another classic pairing made more exciting with the intense flavour of sun-dried tomatoes. I’ve never managed to acquire a taste for fresh tomatoes, but I absolutely love sun-dried ones.

Layer them over your favourite hummus for a delicious combination. For an extra touch, try adding a crumble of feta cheese and a drizzle of balsamic glaze to really elevate the flavours.

5. Tuna and Cucumber

Crispbread topped with a tuna mixture and sliced cucumber.

Tuna and cucumber are a perfect match. To keep it from being too dry, I spread a thin layer of light cream cheese on the crispbread first.

For a healthier twist on the tuna salad, I like to mix the tuna with Greek yoghurt, a squeeze of lemon juice, and some dill instead of mayonnaise. It’s creamy, fresh, and much lighter.

Five crispbreads, each with a different topping, arranged on a plate.

The number of crispbread toppings you can create is truly endless. I love snacks like this because I can mix and match different flavours all at once, which is perfect for me since I get bored easily.

What are your favourite toppings for crispbread?

24 comments

  1. That’s lunch today sorted! I love cream cheese and smoked salmon on crispbread, or mashed banana.

  2. holy YUM, i’m so pinning this. it all looks so yummy- i’ve never thought of combining cottage cheese and peppers before. that sounds like such a tasty and fun combo!

    xo marlen
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  3. Can’t say I am a great fan of crisp breads love that they are love in calories but they remind me of cardboard I prefer the ones that are thicker. Best topping roasted humous, chicken, onion and rocket Lucy x

  4. Oh, each one of those looks gorgeous! The pate one in particular. Sometimes I have them with natural peanut or cashew butter and sugar-free jam…nom.

  5. I love cream cheese and smoked salmon or parma ham, spinach, mozzarella and roasted red pepper (the pickled ones in jars!) Nom!
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  6. What a great idea for a post. I love all of these.

    Also, I adore your dress from the previous post with the little white bunnies. You’ve made me discover an amazing new website.

  7. Humours and sun dried tomatoes is probably my favourite I don’t think I can stomach others but they are such great options and easy to make

  8. hummus & sun dried tomato is my favourite combination, i think! STILL haven’t tried pâté.. i’ll really need to muster up some guts to! hehe

  9. this look likes delicious!! ñam, ñam!!( It is a very typical spanish expression to say yummy) Kisses:)

  10. Yum, this looks so good!! Never had these before, but I will have to pick them up next time I’m at the store!! Yummy yummy :)) xx

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