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pancakerunner wrote: »
They have a contest on twitter to win these too!0 -
Had this in the fridge for a spell and finally got around to trying it. It’s all right. Needs about 25% less sweetener and about 25% more pumpkin. It’s not BAD per se but I certainly won’t bother buying it again.1 -
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Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »
I always use the TJ everything bagel seasoning on everything so I would love to try these awesome flavors from aldies.
Those look great! I wanna try the Asiago and Jalapeno!0 -
@silverpl2525 LOVE Flackers, and it’s extremely easy to make your own flax crackers at home fyi. Not quite as excelent but still tasty and much cheaper
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These protein puffs are not good at all. I had high hopes because 150 calories and 16g protein and dairy free but was very disappointed. They tasted like unsweetened slightly bitter cinnamon cereal puffs. I tried a bag in milk with stevia and it was way better than plain. I will eat the rest as cereal but wouldn’t get again.
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Thank you for the protein puff info - I just saw those today, am glad I didn't jump at the chance! Also hope to find the Nick's bars soon....didn't realize they were available in the US!Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »
These protein puffs are not good at all. I had high hopes because 150 calories and 16g protein and dairy free but was very disappointed. They tasted like unsweetened slightly bitter cinnamon cereal puffs. I tried a bag in milk with stevia and it was way better than plain. I will eat the rest as cereal but wouldn’t get again.
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new Papa John's stuffed crust!!!!!!!!
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senalay788 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »new Papa John's stuffed crust!!!!!!!!
There was a time in my life when I would stop by pizza hut on the way home every thursday and pick up a medium stuffed crust meat lovers pizza and 1L coke. That was dinner. Good times
Nowadays, that would be half an OMAD for me, and I would be sick from all the sugar. I would never go back to eating without abandon, but, especially around the holidays, I sometimes miss eating without consideration.4 -
An Aldi opened up very near me, so I did part of my Christmas grocery shopping there and got a couple experiments:
The chocolate hummus is fine. It’s like a chocolate pudding cup but with the gritty texture of hummus. I won’t buy it again but I’m sure I’ll eat this container I have atop something.
Same thing with the cauliflower crackers: just eh. They’re SUPER tiny and, while they have a decent cheesy flavor and strong cauliflower taste (which I honestly like), they’re very dry. Like they baked a few minutes too long, if that makes sense. I’ll probably eat them with some kind of dip over the holidays but I won’t cry if I end up throwing them away.
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Thanks always wondered how those cheddar cauliflower crackers were.o0Firekeeper0o wrote: »
An Aldi opened up very near me, so I did part of my Christmas grocery shopping there and got a couple experiments:
The chocolate hummus is fine. It’s like a chocolate pudding cup but with the gritty texture of hummus. I won’t buy it again but I’m sure I’ll eat this container I have atop something.
Same thing with the cauliflower crackers: just eh. They’re SUPER tiny and, while they have a decent cheesy flavor and strong cauliflower taste (which I honestly like), they’re very dry. Like they baked a few minutes too long, if that makes sense. I’ll probably eat them with some kind of dip over the holidays but I won’t cry if I end up throwing them away.
I would totally try this if they made diet/Pepsi zero version.
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Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »
Thanks always wondered how those cheddar cauliflower crackers were.o0Firekeeper0o wrote: »
An Aldi opened up very near me, so I did part of my Christmas grocery shopping there and got a couple experiments:
The chocolate hummus is fine. It’s like a chocolate pudding cup but with the gritty texture of hummus. I won’t buy it again but I’m sure I’ll eat this container I have atop something.
Same thing with the cauliflower crackers: just eh. They’re SUPER tiny and, while they have a decent cheesy flavor and strong cauliflower taste (which I honestly like), they’re very dry. Like they baked a few minutes too long, if that makes sense. I’ll probably eat them with some kind of dip over the holidays but I won’t cry if I end up throwing them away.
I would totally try this if they made diet/Pepsi zero version.
Same with the soda! They never make the cool, limited flavors in diet
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Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »
I don't like golden grahams but I'm in for the cinnamon toast crunch.3 -
Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »
I don't like golden grahams but I'm in for the cinnamon toast crunch.
guessing it will be like the Quest hero bars?0 -
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o0Firekeeper0o wrote: »
That's how I feel about the Skittles one.4
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