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Kinnikinnick Animal Crackers

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I just tried the animal crackers I got from Kinnikinnick....these are FABULOUS and every bit as good as the "real" ones (in the little zoo boxes). I've always loved those, and these are just as good, taste the same if not better, are nice and crunchy and fresh tasting. I'm really impressed they could do this! So for animal cracker fans, get these! Unfortunately, I noticed that the #1 ingredient is sugar.....but oh well, what do you expect with cookies? 8 of them is 80 calories. But YUM YUM YUM! :D:D:D

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I have not seen these yet! Are they new??

VydorScope Proficient
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I have not seen these yet! Are they new??

Just looked on thier site, and they have a new sticker on them so gues so! They are EF too!!! Might have to order some!

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I have not seen these yet! Are they new??

I don't know whether the animal crackers are new or not....I had gone to their site and bought a few things to test....and so far, every single thing has been quite good: bagels, choco dipped donuts, K-Toos (Oreo clones) and the animal crackers. I just put in another order, and this time I'm trying the pizza crust, hamburger buns, English muffins, and angel food cake mix, plus a re-order of the things I liked.

This company is great! I'm really impressed with what I've tried...especially compared to some of the stuff I've tried from the local health food store (some of which was pure "yuck").

Any other good companies to try besides Kinnikinnick????

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Ahhhh I like reading posts like this! Gives me some ideas on where to head!!! I laughed about the health food stores...I had some of those yucks too! :rolleyes:

So far I have liked The Gluten Free Pantry items. Haven't had anything from there that wasn't good. Glutino has some good stuff too. And Enjoy Life....their cookies are good so say my kids. Haven't tried them myself....yet.

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I just tried the animal crackers I got from Kinnikinnick....these are FABULOUS and every bit as good as the "real" ones (in the little zoo boxes). I've always loved those, and these are just as good, taste the same if not better, are nice and crunchy and fresh tasting. I'm really impressed they could do this! So for animal cracker fans, get these! Unfortunately, I noticed that the #1 ingredient is sugar.....but oh well, what do you expect with cookies? 8 of them is 80 calories. But YUM YUM YUM! :D:D:D

Thank you for the info!! It's good when we can all find something tasty!

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