chickpea seeded crackers with hummus
March 5, 2026

Seeded Chickpea Crackers

These easy seeded chickpea crackers are a great option if you want to try making your own snacks without the additives. They are very simple to make, high in protein and fibre and have just 4 ingredients.
prep time10 minutes
total time30 minutes
cook time20 minutes

These seeded chickpea crackers are so easy to make!  And they only have 4 ingredients. 

Serve them with hummus or with salads or just munch or their own. 

They are gluten-free and high in protein due to the chickpeas and seeds, so a great filling snack.

They are part of my 4-ingredient snack series.

Why Is Chickpea Flour Good for You?

Chickpea flour (also called gram flour) is made from ground chickpeas and is naturally rich in plant-based protein and fibre. 

It also provides important nutrients including iron, folate and magnesium. Compared with many refined flour, chickpea flour crackers provide a far better nutritional profile. 

Storage and Shelf Life

These seeded chickpea crackers store really well in an airtight container. They’ll last for 4-5 days.

I don’t recommend freezing.

Recipe Tips

  • I like to score them with a knife before baking as it makes it really easy to break into a nice cracker shape afterwards.
  • I use a little olive oil as it gives a crispier finish, but they will also work without the oil. 
  • Spread the mixture thinly on the baking tray so the crackers crisp up properly.
  • Optional add ins: garlic powder, dried herbs.

If you liked these seeded chickpea crackers why not try:

Beetroot hummus

Super Seeded Crackers

Sun-dried Tomato Hummus

chickpea seeded crackers with hummus

Seeded Chickpea Crackers

Helen Ridgeway Helen Ridgeway
These easy seeded chickpea crackers are a great option if you want to try making your own snacks without the additives. They are very simple to make, high in protein and fibre and have just 4 ingredients.
5 from 5 votes
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 20 minutes
Total Time 30 minutes
Course snacks
Servings 6
Calories 119 kcal

Ingredients
 

Instructions
 

  • Preheat the oven to 190C (170C fan) or 375F.
  • Add all the ingredients to a medium bowl with 4 tbsp of water. Mix well until everything is fully combined into a soft dough. I start by using a spatula and then use my hands to fully form the dough.
  • Roll out the dough between two sheets of parchment paper. If the dough is sticky, add some oil to the top layer of parchment. Roll it out quite thinly (you want the dough about 2-3mm thick). Try to keep the dough into as much of a rectangular shape as you can.
  • Remove the top piece of parchment paper. Slide the bottom parchment paper and the rolled dough onto a baking sheet/tray.
  • Using a pastry cutter or pizza slicer, cut the dough into small squares. Using a fork, poke holes into each square.
  • Bake for 15-20 mins until golden brown. Check after 15 minutes as the outer crackers can cook quicker than the inner ones.
  • Allow to cool and a cooling rack until hard and then break into crackers

Notes

  • The recipe makes about 24 crackers.
  • The nutritional information is based on a serving of 4 crackers.
 
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Nutrition

Calories: 119kcalCarbohydrates: 9.2gProtein: 5.1gFat: 5.8gSaturated Fat: 0.7gFiber: 3.8g
Keyword gram flour, seed crackers
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16 Comments

  1. Ekta Lapsia

    5 stars
    Iwant receipe

    Reply
    • Helen Ridgeway

      The full recipe is included above.

      Reply
  2. leslie dean

    I can’t wait to make these, (today!). Where can i purchase mixed seeds?
    Thank you

    Reply
    • Helen Ridgeway

      Any supermarket should sell them. Any seeds will work eg pumpkin, sesame etc.

      Reply
      • Sam

        5 stars
        Super easy recipe. Seriously happy with the outcome. I also added chia seeds and nutritional yeast, pepper and sesame seeds. I put it on fan forced 170c and turned out perfect. I’ll never buy crackers again

        Reply
        • Helen Ridgeway

          So glad you liked it. And loving the sound of your additions!

          Reply
  3. Holly

    5 stars
    These crackers are so simple to make and are so crunchy and yummy – seriously moreish! Thank you for sharing this recipe, I will be making it time and time again x

    Reply
    • Helen Ridgeway

      Hi Holly, so glad you like them! Thanks for taking the time to let me know!

      Reply
  4. Kirsty

    These look lovely and I’ve just made them for the first time’ my dough was quite hard and difficult to roll out. Would you suggest loosening with some more water? Thanks!

    Reply
    • Helen Ridgeway

      Hi Kirsty, yes just add a little more water.

      Reply
  5. Gabby

    5 stars
    Super easy to make an delicious. I also added some everything bagel, mainly because I’m obsessed by it at the moments

    Reply
    • Helen Ridgeway

      Glad you liked them! Love the everything bagel addition!

      Reply
  6. Wendy Benson

    Hello
    I am loving your recipies. I’d like to make these crackers when I have visitors. Please can you tell me how long they will keep please.
    Thanks, Wendy

    Reply
    • Helen Ridgeway

      Hi Wendy, glad you are enjoying the recipes! They will keep for 4-5 days in the an airtight container. Enjoy!

      Reply
  7. Efrat ita

    5 stars
    Hi
    Like the recipe. Easy, looks good and tasty. I just wander can i make it with white flour ? and if its ok, how mach in grams should i put?
    10X

    Reply
    • Helen Ridgeway

      Glad you liked the recipe. I haven’t tried using white flour for these ones so can’t say for sure how much to add without testing it.

      Reply

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