Quaker Snack-A-Jacks Sour Cream & Chive Reviews

Product Type: Quaker Snacks
Newest Review: ... the front of the packet other than a picture of some of the Snack a Jacks themselves. The back of the main packet is in a way ... more

by - written on 27/02/10 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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Snack A Jacks are a range of flavoured rice-cakes. The ones I'm reviewing here are sour cream and chive. These seem to only come in the small versions (whereas some of the other flavours come in a large size too). They come in a green crisp-packet. Inside there is just over a handful of circular rice-cakes covered in a powdery substance - that's the flavouring. The best thing about these is that they have a tremendous amount of flavouring - that's what makes them better than a lot of rice-cakes, crisps etc which are usually lacking in flavour. The flavouring on these tastes amazing - the sour cream isn't overly sour and ... Read the complete review

by - written on 25/01/10 (Very useful, 143 readings)
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I like to keep a stash of low calorie snacks which are quick, convenient and filling to hand in our house. As a busy mum to one I have found that time really can be pressed when trying to fix lunch or a healthy snack, even crackers with soft cheese can be very time consuming. Our little one seems to know when you are about to do something time consuming like making a phone call or fixing lunch and has taken to rolling over and shouting, so Snack a Jacks was a very welcome find for a hungry mummy. Snack a Jacks are small disc shaped rice and corn cakes with a powdered flavouring which covers them. This is unique to the savoury flavours, other flavours which ... Read the complete review

by - written on 23/10/09 (Very useful, 44 readings)
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I recently had to make a decision - go on a diet or buy a whole new wardrobe. I couldn't afford to buy all new clothes so it had to be a diet - and one of the products that helped me along my way was Snack A Jacks. Because of Snack A Jacks, I was able to completely break my crisp addiction. Snack A Jacks come in many different flavours. I like all the salty flavours (and dislike the caramel one) but this review focuses on the Sour Cream and Chive flavour. Sour Cream and Chive flavour Snack a Jacks come in a green packet and can be purchased in packs of 6 or individually. Most supermarkets stock them with the crackers for some reason and not with the ... Read the complete review

by - written on 17/06/09 (Very useful, 152 readings)
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---Intro--- Whilst perusing the snacks at Tesco I came across the Quaker Snack-A-Jacks Sour Cream & Chive in a 6 pack. I do like rice cakes, and wanted something a bit different, so put a pack in the trolley. I enjoyed the first pack very much, and hubby really enjoyed his (but they were MINE, not his, he wasn't meant to be eating them) ---The Packet--- The packet is a bright green colour with pictures of the snack-a-jacks. On the back it walks of a Kama Snackra - this packet may seriously improve your snack life apparently! ---What's in them--- Each 22g pack contains just 91 calories ... Read the complete review

by - written on 29/09/09, updated on 29/09/09 (Very useful, 170 readings)
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PRICE: £1.99 for a six-pack (each individual bag inside is 22g) at my local Morrisons NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION (per 22g bag): Calories: 91 Kj: 384 Protein: 1.7g Carbohydrate: 17.2g (of which sugars): 1.4g Fat: 1.7g (of which saturates): 0.2g Fibre: 0.3g Sodium: 0.24g Salt equivalent: 0.60g INGREDIENTS: Rice, maize (with germ removed), sour cream & chive flavour (milk lactose), salt, onion powder, glucose, monosodium glutamate, milk powder, flavourings, herbs, butter (made from milk), citric acid, sunflower oil DIETARY ADVICE: Suitable for coeliacs and ... Read the complete review










