Review: Skinny Crisps Crackers

Do you need a great GF cracker? Check out these Skinny Crisps:

These are really tasty and low in carbohydrates. I get them at Whole Foods but you can order them at the Skinny Crisps website!

They are very crunchy but packed full of flavor. The brownie crisps are amazingly chocolaty and taste fantastic:

Do you see those chocolate sprinkles!!!!

The Plain Jane flavor reminds me of what I remember a Wheat Thin tasting like (not that I'm an expert on what a Wheat Thin tastes like at this point!!).

The ingredients can be found here for all of the different flavors to see if they work for you.

Every flavor I've tried is terrific!!! I highly recommend them. They are also made with nuts and beans so they have protein making them a very terrific and satisfying snack!

The only downside is that they are a bit expensive. Great for a special treat though when you really need a tasty cracker!

*Please Note: The manufacturers of Skinny Crisps do not know me and do not pay me to say these nice things about them!!!

Snack Time

Snacks!!! Seriously, such an important part of managing to live allergen free. The following are some of my favorite snack ideas:

1. Bags of Fruits & Veges: I try to take one day a week to chop fruits and vegetables and put them in sandwich bags for easy to grab snacks anytime! It usually takes about 30-45 minutes but you'll be glad you did it the rest of the week.

2. Apples & Cheese

3. Baked Kettle Potato Chips

4. Corn Tortillas & Cheese

5. Lunch Meat Wrapped in Lettuce and/or Cheese (my favorite is to use butter lettuce with honey roasted turkey and havarti cheese!)

6. French Fries

7. Baked Potatoes

8. Ice Cream

9. Coconut Milk Yogurt (YUM!)

10. Quick Pizzas w/Frozen GF Pizza Crusts

11. Corn Tortilla Chips & Salsa

12. Eggs

13. K-Kritters GF Animal Crackers by Kinnikinnick (Big Yum, recently discovered and they do not pay me to say how yummy these are!!!)

14. Kinnikinnick GF Donuts (Oh my gosh Yum! Also, recently discovered, love ALL the flavors!!)