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Kinnickinick English Muffins

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I had some extra money this week so I though I'd spoil myself and buy some Kinnickinick english muffins. They are quite substanial. I toasted it and ate it like a sandwich. I had a tuna salad sandwich. It was sooooo goooood. My tummy was so happy to have something that wasn't heavy and dense. It toasted really nice and was flaky and chewy. It was worth the $5 I paid. I won't eat it everyday because of the price, but if I was rich I would! lol.

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Our family went on an Alaskan cruise in June, and these were a highlight for my boy. He's 16, and he and I are both GI. We did have some trouble finding things to eat, so I passed all the gluten-free breads to him to keep him filled up. I tasted one, though, and they were pretty good. Couldn't get over only 3 in a pack, though, when I looked for them after we got home! Maybe I'll have to order some.

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I love to make toasted Peanut Butter Sandwiches on them! They are my favorite kind of bread!

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debmidge
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I agree! I cut them into 3 slices as they are two "fat" as two slices for my toaster andn end up getting burned. Then I have 3 wonderful English Muffins to butter!

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