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Nabisco Triscuit Thin Crisps
This review was done by Emily Wolter. Emily is a senior in high school who loves scouring the supermarket and trying out new foods. "I live in Texas which makes it even more of a challenge to eat healthy because I am constantly surrounded by fried fast food, but I like a challenge." Emily plans to attend college and major in Food Science & Technology or Dietetics. "I am extremely interested in food and its affects on the body."

Triscuit Thin CrispsToss out those tortilla chips because when you replace them with Nabisco Triscuit Thin Crisps you will never miss them. I can sum up the Triscuit Thin Crisps in just a few flavorful words: layered, crispy and somehow slightly buttery (without any added butter)! Dip them in salsa and they may actually pass for a tortilla chip substitute. However, I dipped them in hummus, which is another good alternative. By the way, for now, there is a coupon on the back of the box for $0.55 off of Athenos Hummus - read our review). But, forget the dip; these crisps can definitely stand alone! Nabisco said it best, "Crunch to your health."

Usually, I am reluctant to try many crunchy snacks because they contain partially hydrogenated oil (which is just code for trans fat). Therefore, I end up buying organic or health products at a slightly higher price. Well, Nabisco has found out how to make a stunning product at a great price! Not only is there no partially hydrogenated oil, but the ingredient list contains a mere four ingredients: whole wheat, soybean oil, salt, and monoglycerides. Furthermore, I paid about $2.50 for this 8.5oz box and feel that it was worth every penny!

One serving of Nabisco Triscuit Thin Crisps is 15 crackers (30 grams) and contains 130 calories, 5 grams of total fat (8% of the recommended daily amount), 1 gram of saturated fat, 14% of the daily recommended amount of fiber and no sugar.

Beware, there are 8 servings per box and if you are not careful, you will have eaten through half the box before you realize it! (They are just that good!)

Rating
Taste: 5
Nutrition: 5
Price: 5
Overall: 5
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Comments
Mon: January 14, 2008
sir jorge said:

they are a little too salty for me

Wed: January 16, 2008
Lyn said:

I LOVE these Thin Crisps with Spinach dip!! Fantastic and healthy (make your dip with fat free ingredients and doube the spinach!)

Fri: January 18, 2008
Red Icculus said:

I like these because they don't seem as "coarse" as the regular triscuits.

Great review on a great product!





 


 
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