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Mary's Gone Crackers

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Leslie-FL
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In case anyone has seen their ad on this site and is wondering if they are good, they are! :) I even have a friend of mine hooked on them, and she doesn't need to avoid gluten. She calls them "birdseed" crackers because you can see the seeds in them. They're really crunchy and very good. I recommend them. My favorite flavor is the Original.

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susieg-1
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I have tried these and do not like them at all!!!!! I much prefer the blue diamond almond nut thins smokehouse yummm

sickchick Community Regular
sickchick
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GREAT!! I have been wanting to try them. Can't have the blue diamond ones...they contain butter. :ph34r::lol:

WW340 Rookie
WW340
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I love them. I order buy the case. My 2 favorite flavors are the "original" and "black pepper". My whole family loves them even though they don't have to eat gluten free.

ShayFL Enthusiast
ShayFL
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It's so funny. I hated them. ***shrug***

cazzie Newbie
cazzie
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What do they tested like can u get them in the Uk?

caz

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LuvMoosic4life
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these are really good! I like the black pepper and the onion ones, the originals are good, but I had to get used to them. only problem is seeds tend to bother me. As long as I dont have too many I'm ok...I think...havent had them in a while :lol: The blue diamond ones bother me...

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