Real Foods Corn Thins | Chewsday Review

Today's Chewsday Review features Real Foods Corn Thins (Multigrain). As you know from previous reviews, I’ve been critical of some other crackers out there. I’m often suggesting rice or corn cakes as an alternative. But what’s actually in them, and are they an everyday choice? Let’s have a closer look…

Ingredients

Positives

Saturated fat and total fat content within healthy guidelines.
The corn thins are a source of fibre. Three corn thins provide 1.2 g of fibre, which is almost 10% of a toddler’s, and 7% of young child’s daily fibre needs.
Sodium (salt) content is within healthy guidelines at 259mg/100g.
The sugar content of 0.7g/100g is well and truly within guidelines.
At $2 for the whole packet, they’re very cheap at 24c per serve or 8c per thin!
They taste like popcorn! They also keep well in the pantry if you seal up the packaging after opening.

Negatives

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Alternatives

The composition of food products changes regularly. The nutritional values of the products in this Chewsday Review were correct at the time of publishing.

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