Do not bring this product into your home. It is highly addictive with low nutrional yield. There are 2 other equally dangerous varieties of the same brand. This warning must not be taken lightly. Failure to heed may result in serious consequences.
I oughta know.
LOL! I hear you. I always admire those who do a total clean up of their kitchen. Could I do it? I think so (if it weren't for the husband, teenager and cute 5yr old!)...or maybe it's for them that I should???
ReplyDeleteActually, we're doing pretty good. My husband hasn't brought cookies home in about 3 weeks nor has he bought ice cream. We no longer buy french bread (that's HUGE for us). And haven't made a "doughnut run" in I don't know how long! I think the last 5lb sugar bag I bought (before going low-sugar/carb) was over 1 1/2 month ago and we still haven't opened it! So...pretty good.
Happy Saturday :)
Exactly! I just look at it on the shelf, steel myself, shake my head, and keep going.
ReplyDeleteYep. Carbs laced with chemicals known to induce cravings for MORE big bad evil crackers!
ReplyDeleteSorry you had a Close Encounter of the Dangerous Kind with them.
Hope you are feeling better now.
Loretta
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They even look like they would be very addictive !!!
ReplyDeleteOh that's funny!!! I am fairly impartial to crackers but don't let me buy ice cream for the grandsons hmmmm. I should confess I'm sitting here with some emerald cocoa roast almonds- they're good for you hahahahaha.
ReplyDeleteHi Leslie...I have an award for you on my blog. Drop by when you have time. Cheers.
ReplyDeleteOHMIGOD!!!!!!!! In revisiting to see comments, I looked at the picture and see that "Crack" is even in their name. How did I not see this before? Nabisco wasn't even smart enough to disguise this evil product. I'm going to contact them and suggest they change the name to "Full of Crack".
ReplyDeleteYou are too funny! But yeah, I've had certain crack-like products in my house...boy are they dangerous!
ReplyDeleteOh, man. Gluten and fat--an arch enemy for sure! Deb
ReplyDeleteHahahaha. Good to know. I can't have that in my house. Noted. <3
ReplyDeletePlaying catch up and what really jumped out at me from the last several posts was PF Chang's Lettuce Wraps. Sigh. I still think it is better than most of the alternatives. Most crackers are crack for me now. Funny how that word is almost the same!
ReplyDeleteCRACKers can not be in my house without being SUPER healthy for you...so healthy that they aren't really any good! lol
ReplyDeleteToo funny! There are certain things that I view as crack too!
ReplyDeleteThere are many evil products out there, many that I've never tasted, but all designed to sell more and more!
ReplyDeleteYep, cheese and crackers are fatal in my weight loss efforts. As are Doritos (or similar...)
ReplyDeleteAvoid, avoid, AVOID! :o)
Sing it, Sister. Anything cracker-like is indeed crack-like for me. I absolutely cannot keep them in my house. It's just safer that way. I know this from lots and lots of experience.
ReplyDeleteI will consider myself warned. I'm very susceptible to bread & cracker addiction. BTW, watch out for the dried-mango crack they sell at Costco, too.
ReplyDeletePeanut-butter filled pretzels sold at Costco should also make your severely addictive warning list. Very high hand-to-mouth pop score.
ReplyDeleteI'd be on a bender with those crackers immediately. Thanks for the heads-up!
lol....ACTUALLY I bought 2 boxes of the garlic & herb cheese ones about 2-3 months ago when they were buy one get one free. I still have a whole box of them in the pantry....dang things are tasty but just too salty for me and I'm not sure they're worth a whole 140 cals since they don't even come close to filling me up.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the warning. I'll be sure to steer clear of these. They can't be any better than plain ol' Ritz with peanut butter.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the warning....I've seen those tempting little demons and was sure I heard them whisper my name...
ReplyDeleteNo problem, Leslie. You need to do what is working for you. :) Deb
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