Crackers and Savoury Baked Products

GIName of product / foodGLUnitMass (g)CommentsGF
LowTortilla, wheat<10150Mexican GI
LowProvita, original, multigrain<51 cracker6GIFSA Active Foods
LowProvita, original, whole wheat<51 cracker6GIFSA & DSA
LowTortilla, corn or maize (wheat free)<20150Mexican GIGF
LowWrap, gluten free (no filing), Ace of Base<201 wrap80GF
LowPizza base, gluten free, Ace of Base<201 small base90GF
LowGlobal Wrapps* (no filling)>201 wrap90
MediumCrackerbread, rye, Bakers<51 cracker7.5
MediumRyvita<51 cracker9Australian GI
MediumCracker bread, wheat, Bakers<51 cracker7.5
MediumTaco shell (made from maize)<5111Canadian GIGF
MediumPita bread<201/2 pita40Canadian GI
MediumChapatti, maize or corn<201 chapatti50Indian GIGF
MediumCroissant**>20160Canadian GI; high fat
HighSnackbread, whole wheat<51 cracker6Australian GI
HighCracker bread, maize, Bakers<51 cracker7.5GF
HighCream Crackers<51 cracker7Estimated GI
HighCorn Thins, plain, Real Foods<51 cracker6Australian GIGF
HighRice cakes, plain<201 cracker9GF
HighMelba toast<201 slice20Canadian GI

Get The South African Glycemic Index & Load Guide for comprehensive explanations, GI-lists, GL-values and the fibre, fat, protein and Kj-values.

A true Low GI food releases glucose slowly and steadily into the bloodstream without overstimulating the pancreas to produce too much insulin. A High GI food, on the other hand, causes a sudden, large increase in blood glucose, resulting to either hyperglycaemia in Diabetics or hypoglycaemia in hypoglycaemics. GI of Glucose = 100
One of the services that we render as the GI Foundation, is to determine the GI of food products. Food companies are welcome to contact us for more information.
The products marked by an * are high in fat.
GF – means gluten free.
GI Foundation SA Endorsed: The product comply with health specifications and are nutritious for healthy and diabetic persons.