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Late July Organic Bite Size Cheddar Cheese Crackers
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# USDA-certified-organic; no trans fats or hydrogenated oils; kosher and lacto-vegetarian
# Late July brand name inspired by carefree mid-summer days when it's family time
# Made by the Bernard family's snack-food business (founder of Cape Cod Potato Chips ) in Hyannis, MA
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these are just, well, incomparable to the real thing. i agree with deej's review that if i was totally unaware of cheez-its i might like these okay...but since i am among the many who have fallen prey to the wonders of horrible-for-you cheez-its, i can't endorse these healthier ones. hopefully some day i'll find a good substitute! none thus far.
reviewed November 7, 2008 at 5:10 pm I just picked these up...had I never been exposed to Cheez-itz, I think these would be excellent - organic wheat flour, organic cheese, no trans fats or corn syrup, no artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives, etc.
I guess relative to Cheez-itz, they're not quite salty enough for me. Still quite tasty and I'll likely get them again for the office.
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