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Casabe Rainforest Crackers - Still Available?

EBunnee

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EBunnee Newbie
EBunnee
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Hi,

Are Casabe Rainforest Crackers manufactured by Fortitude Brands still available for purchase in the U.S.? These crackers are made from cassava, or yuca, root.

Thanks!

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Sterndogg Apprentice
Sterndogg
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Yes I saw two varieties of the Casabe Rainforest Crackers last week at a Shaw's Supermarket (owned by Albertsons) in Newburyport, MA. I also recall seeing them at Wholefoods in Boston, MA too. They are rather good IMHO.

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mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
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In my area Wegman's stores sells them.

new to LI Newbie
new to LI
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i don't know about the entire US but my local store can not get them anymore... some problem with the distributors in NY i think

Mtndog Collaborator
Mtndog
Posted

I saw them at a Shaw's in Massachusetts last week as well. I love 'em!

Sharon C. Explorer
Sharon C.
Posted

Yes, I just ate some of those! I think I found them at Whole Foods.

EBunnee Newbie
EBunnee
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I saw them at a Shaw's in Massachusetts last week as well. I love 'em!

I'm located in the greater Boston area of Massachusetts. In which Shaws Supermarket did you see them? Wonder which Whole Foods Markets in Mass. carry them, too... I'm looking forward to trying them.

Thanks again, everyone! :)

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Mtndog Collaborator
Mtndog
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I saw them at Shaw's in North Beverly on Dodge Street and Whole foods in Swampscott.

We should start a gluten-free product barter system. "I'll get you Casabe crackers if you get me (insert favorite gluten-free food here)"

Sterndogg Apprentice
Sterndogg
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I saw them at the Shaw's in Newburyport (2 varieties/flavors), and I'm pretty sure at the Whole Foods on Cambridge Street (Charles River Plaza - Beacon Hill).

EBunnee Newbie
EBunnee
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I saw them at Shaw's in North Beverly on Dodge Street and Whole foods in Swampscott.

We should start a gluten-free product barter system. "I'll get you Casabe crackers if you get me (insert favorite gluten-free food here)"

That's a good idea. It seems I'm always getting hooked on products that local stores discontinue. I'm sure others experience the same problem. Any thoughts on initiating a barter system?

EBunnee Newbie
EBunnee
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I saw them at the Shaw's in Newburyport (2 varieties/flavors), and I'm pretty sure at the Whole Foods on Cambridge Street (Charles River Plaza - Beacon Hill).

Thanks for the info!

EBunnee Newbie
EBunnee
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I saw them at the Shaw's in Newburyport (2 varieties/flavors), and I'm pretty sure at the Whole Foods on Cambridge Street (Charles River Plaza - Beacon Hill).

Hi,

Last Friday I stopped by the Whole Foods Market on Cambridge Street. No Casabe crackers. :( I expect to receive a call from the manager about availability of these elusive crackers. I'll make sure to post an update.

jukie Rookie
jukie
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So does that mean they're not available online? Guess I'll never find them out here in the sticks :(

Mtndog Collaborator
Mtndog
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So does that mean they're not available online? Guess I'll never find them out here in the sticks :(

Hmmm..don't know. Try this link:Open Original Shared Link

When I clicked on the Fortitude Brands link, the connection timed out. :(

I'd definitely be interested in a barter system, but I don't know how it would work since we're all over the place. Let's put our heads together on this. :rolleyes:

I've got more gluten-free beer than I know what to do with! Once it became available, EVERYONE started gifting me with it! :P

corinne Apprentice
corinne
Posted

I would love to get my hands on these crackers. I can't eat corn or rice (as well as no gluten) so I've given up on anything resembling bread products. Crackers would be sooo nice.

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