Snack a Jacks - Jumbo Rice Cakes - Cheese..... Yes it is true these things are like smelly tasteless cardboard but when you are a serial muncher who needs something in their hand when doing mindless things such as watching TV or reading a book, and then these things are perfect. They cost a little over £1 for a tube of them and more often than not are on some sort of special offer so can be purchased rather cheaply. You do as well get a good amount of the Snack a Jack Rice Cakes in a tube so the price I feel is about right. The packaging is ok and nothing too special although does the job of protecting the product inside and giving ...  Read the complete review

mMmMMmm snack- a- jacks.... Big, crunchy, yummy cheesy goodness...in a word- yummmmm. Many things about Snack-a-Jacks are amazing. They are extremely flavoursome, filling, low in fat and calories, and very satisfying. Fab if you are on a diet, much better than a bag of crisps, and just as tasty. A large packet (120g) contains around 20 big cheesy ricey cakes, each one providing 38 calories and 0.3g of fat (that's around 3%). I'd say 2 or 3 is plenty to go with your sarnie or soup, or as a lovely snack mid morning or afternoon. For around £1.15, one pack would last one person a good week or so. They also come in smaller bags ...  Read the complete review

~~~~~~~~~~~ INTRODUCTION ~~~~~~~~~~~ This is a review of cheese-flavoured rice cakes. That said, allow me to be blunt. I don't eat these sorts of things out of choice. I'd much rather be eating nacho cheese Doritos with copious amounts of guacamole and salsa, however, a dedicated regime of doing exactly that (and oh so much more) saw me balloon to 25 stone not so long ago, so quaffing fried corn chips is no longer an option. However, having spent most of my formative years in the junk food Mecca of the USA, its not easy to quit the diabolically addictive artificial flavour that is "nacho cheese" - which has always been - in my ...  Read the complete review