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Any One Tried These?


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I was browsing our local HEB the other day, and came across a new product. They are called Baked Rice Krisps by Mr. Krispers, and they are amazing! It states on the front that they are gluten-free!! Here is the website: Open Original Shared Link. They taste like a cross between a regualr potato chip and a cracker. They go great w/ cheese, too. I LOVE the Sea Salt and Pepper flavor.

BTW, I found them with the rice cakes, not with the chips.


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I have had those, they are YUM! Great snack, my DH and DS love them, too. I found mine at Trader Joe's with the snack foods.

Guest digmom1014

Try the nacho cheese! Great snack! Found mine at Earthfare.

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