Snak A Jacks

Rice Cakes are normally somthing I would regard as unappetising and this is the case with most types, however Snack-A-Jacks seem to be the exception to this rule. The makers of this product have clearly seen an opportunity to add a bit of flavour to the food clearing the way for a very low fat and low calorie snack that can be enjoyed any tim of day. The flavours that i am aware of are: Salt & Vinegar Barbecue Sour Cream & Chive Caramel The first three I purchase regularly from Tesco as part of my weekly shop. I normally buy the multipack size which keeps the calories to around 90 Cals per 22g Bag. My ...

Ok as I was on a diet (and it was costing me a fortune in diet food, cup-a-soups and low cal choccy drinks) I thought I’d write a review on something I recently purchased and try to get back a tad of my small fortune. Being on a diet and sticking to it religiously means cutting out all my favourite foods including chocolate, crisps and cakes. This as you can imagine is very hard work and occasionally it is necessary to find yourself a low fat substitute as a nice treat. Today I did this, and as per usual, here are my findings: QUAKER SNACK-A-JACKS \\\\\\ WHAT ARE SNACK-A-JACKS ////// Quaker Snack-a-Jacks are light and crispy bubbled ...

Quaker 'Snack A Jacks' seem to have been around a couple of years now and are increasingly easy to find on the shelves in our shops and supermarkets. A friend of mine at work has a packet a day and I've seen a couple of opinions on here praising them including Deano who seems to have simular tastes to myself. So having said all of this I purchased a pack earlier in the week, despite my misgivings about all low fat food being substandard in taste in all my previous experiences. Quaker Oats Limited the company that owns this product were formed in 1901 in Ohio, U.S.A by a group of Oats farmers - the old man with the long hair that symbolises Quaker is ...