crunchy yet satisfying \m/
347217
If you play metal and wanna warm up before a show this is your best buddy. Crunch is awesome, as if a pedal was being used. Volume control, mids, and highs also controlled by dails. Plus its so small it won't be I'm the way of your lap when seated or standing. Buy it, It's amazing. . Stay metal!
2470213
These BamboonLane Crunchy Rice Rollers are just the treat for me. They come 8 rice rolls to a package, and 4 packages in total. They have a nice light, crunchy taste which satisfies any hunger pains I might have. I try not to eat snacks, but when I want one, I do not feel guilty about eating them.

These rice folks are made with white ruce, cane sugar, rice syrup and agar. The rice folks are 45 calories, with no fat, no gluten, no salt, no cholesterol and are vegan. We all have the need for  a crunchy something every so often, and these will fill the bill without feeling guilty or making a big dent in your calorie limit per day. They have a nice light taste, and your crunch factor will be fulfilled.

Recommended. prisrob 05-01-16
3197741
I first discovered this product in an airport bookstore while looking to eat something carb-y but without wheat (doesn't anyone else get tired of eating nuts in airports all the time? I sure do). These are mostly savory with a hint of sweetness from the raisins. Primarily, I like this product because it's crunchy junk food that doesn't make me feel completely terrible after eating it.
3021178
Pocky is just plain fun to eat. I discovered these snacks at an anime convention (though I'd heard about them before and had seen manga characters eating them). They are very, very slim sticks of biscuity stuff (the flavor to me is a cross between waffle cones and pretzels) that have a charming tiny popping crispness. The chocolate flavor, a nice non-bitter, non-dark, generically pleasing choco-taste, seems to be the most popular (given how fast they sell out at cons), but I prefer the flavor of the strawberry which is like strawberry ice cream. Very nice.

This is by no means a health food (it's in the same category as a cookie, it's got fat and sugar and non-healthful ingredients). But hey, it's junk food. We all know it's supposed to be OCCASIONAL and not habitual in the diet. Unless you're really prone to binge-eating or can't stop yourself a whole one of these smaller boxes is not a huge calorie splurge if you stick to a reasonable number. 10 of the chocolate pocky sticks will set you back 125 calories with 5 grams of fat, 3 of them saturated. I wouldn't recommend just scarfing down multiple boxes. In fact, just nibble these slowly and have fun with the cool texture effect.

If you love the flavor of coconut-chocolate together (like Almond Joy) try the coconut chocolate ones. They're really so good, oh man. Hubby says the taste reminds him of the Girl Scout 'caramel delights" cookies which are, in turn, similar to the old Yes Yes cookies (from the seventies or so).

Anyway, if you have read manga or seen anime with young folks eating those stick-looking treats, or seen footage of cute Japanese girls nibbling at skinny little stick treats, this is what they were eating. :) Fun treats.

However, with this crazy hot summer, I'd recommend you look for a local retailer or wait until fall's cooler weather. You might get a sticky, clumped mess of Pocky sticks in this deep summer weather. (Look for local stores that specialize in Japanese anime or manga and they'll likely carry Japanese snacks like these. In South Florida, Tate's Comics has them in a variety of flavors..and FRESH and NOT MELTED).

Also, if you want to risk summer shipping, the shipping here for ONE pack is crazy. Do a search for Amazon-prime Pocky or Pocky with Free Shipping (such as by ToysDiva).
703564
Little bars with big taste. These are great for a satisfying snack. I am on a low calorie, healthy diet and these were great to add natural ingredients to my snack time. These are small but satisfying. I will buy them again.
1959757
Fresh, crunchy, peanutty, yumminess that is surprisingly not very sweet.
4419641
I purchased these, mainly for the listed (healthy looking) ingredients and hoped the taste would be OK.

Pleasant surprise, these things are delicious. Pretzel stick shaped rice crackers with sesame, and other nutty flavors, very, very, crunchy with little toasted seeds that are also crunchy, disclaimer; if you do not like crunchy these may not for you. I personally enjoy the heck out of them.

The price seemed a little high but compared to any other bagged snack I have found so far, Mary's is the best and well worth it.

The bags I received were 12 each, 7.5 ounce (212 g). These are not exactly diet snacks. A 30 g serving (about 15 sticks) contains about 5 g of total fat. Breakdown = .5 g Saturated (naturally occurring in the seed ingredients), 2.5 g Polyunsaturated, and 1.5 g Monounsaturated, 150 calories. Other notable facts; 300mg Sodium, 160mg Potassium, 4g Protein, 4g dietary fiber, 4% DV Calcium and 8% DV Iron. The package does state '550 mg Omega-3 fatty acids per serving'. The package also states; kosher, non-gmo, vegan, dairy free and gluten free.

I would recommend these, and I do also share freely with friends and family, no complaints so far.

enjoy!
1649362
Pretty great tasting, shipped well (survived!) and fresh tasting. I do like it a little crispier/crunchier but thats a total preference for me only, I couldn't stop anyone else from destroying this bag. Ill have to subscribe just to get a little!
3274138
These threw me off a bit at first -- I thought they were fruit-filled or something.  But it's actually a sort of tangy fruit jelly at the center of very good dark chocolate.  The Goji (whoever they are) and Respberries serve time in juice form, I guess, mixed in with the jelly base to form the cores of this very decent snack.  I don't think they cheaped out on the fruit -- definite tangy kick to these!  Only criticism: the jelly is sort of chewy.  If they made these so they you could spend just a few bites per, they would go down very quickly indeed.
530524
White Cheddar mix is so awesome! It has triangle cheese crackers, cheddar Chex pieces (rice and wheat) and delicious cheddar popcorn. No pretzels. I had a ton of dental work done a 3 weeks ago and this is the first crunchy snack I've had in almost a month. The popcorn is huge and fluffy so I can chew it. I might eat the entire bag and that's something I never do. The white cheddar seasoning is perfect. Not too much or too little seasoning.
2653134
These are super yummy - crunchy, salty, and just a bit of bite from the pepper. I'm not sure if the brown rice makes them any healthier, but I like to think so, as I down a box in one sitting.
1709153
After receiving some Janis & Melanie key lime cookies in a subscription box and loving them, I was interested in trying some of their other products.  This is a totally new brand to me but the types of products and packaging appeal to me.  And "cheese straws" were totally something I was interested in.  (I got these somewhere other than Amazon, for what it's worth.)

These are firm but not too hard.  I can't decide if I'd call them "crisp" or not.  They are easy to bite into and don't feel stale at all (at least, the ones I had didn't feel stale).  They kind of crumble in your mouth, in a good way, but they don't disintegrate too much *before* you eat them.  (A few were broken in half.  I can deal with that.  They weren't pulverized or anything.)

The cheese flavor is at a great level.  It's a bit reminiscent of those Parmesan crisps that are made from just shredded Parmesan cheese that is baked in the oven that some upscale supermarkets sell, in terms of the level and type of flavoring (although of course these are Asiago instead of Parmesan, many of the hard, salty Italian cheeses have some similarities).  I am a fan of most cheese-flavored snacks so these were a win.

I'm not really going to talk about nutrition much.  These are not particularly good for you.  A 1.5 ounce serving has something like 240 calories (sorry, I don't have the package any longer to check), which is kind of a lot.  But I got them to be an occasional indulgence and not an everyday food.  (Note: Please do some comparison shopping before committing to a purchase.  These are good but retail for a little less than seven bucks from J & M directly.)
787724
Well...

Every so often you have to shun the responsible attitudes of adulthood and use your purchasing ability to order some pure junk.

Even in my 30's I still enjoy the occasional box of marshmallow cereal - but the age old issue of 'not enough marshmallows' still crops up. I figured for the price I may as well just order the two pound bag and keep the rest for snacking (with no thought of giving any away to my nine nieces and nephews, lol)

I feel I should mention that a 2LB bag is roughly the size of a standard bed pillow - you get a lot of bang for your buck!

The texture is crispy and dry, and the flavour is exactly like lucky charms are. The only big issue is that you WILL end up snacking on a lot of them. After eating a football-sized amount of them, you can't help but picture Wilford Brimley warning you about getting "diabeetus". Carry on though, brave soldier!

They WILL absorb moisture from the air. Make sure you squeeze out as much air as you can before you seal it, or it will get mushy and gummy after about 2-3 days. You can also freeze them, too. It should also be noted that there is a great deal of powder at the bottom of the bag which is of no fault of the company, it's just the logistics of shipping these. Overall you should expect the lower 1/4 of the bag to be pure marshmallow powder. Don't throw it out though! You can sort through the powder like some sort of candy-addicted degenerate to get the last few intact charms!

After eating 3/4 of a pound over the course of a week, I found my inner shame was too great to continue indulging in this childhood fantasy. As a consequence of that I decided to divide the remainder between the three nephews and six nieces - all of whom are under the age of 12 and nearly fell off their chairs after receiving them. I enjoyed watching them eat an entire bowl - their mothers did not enjoy dealing with a fleet of children with tummy aches and making groans of regret for the remainder of the day. I had fun snickering about that, though - we've all been there! I wish I could tell them it gets better as you get older - but we know that is a bald-faced lie!

If you end up hating yourself by the end of this bag, then congrats - you're an adult with a sense of shame and personal accountability. If you don't, well congrats - you're an adult and can do whatever the hell you want! Overall, enjoy this little romp back to your childhood and don't forget your glucose meter!
397153
With a serving being 130 calories and not a small amount, my husband and I found this snack a perfect fit for those late night crunchy/ sweet cravings. We are both on Weight Watchers and these come to about 4 points per serving.

They do remind me a lot of rice cakes, they are both puffy and satisfyingly crunchy. They are sweet with a bit of salt. The downside is that it is super easy to eat the whole bag if you aren't paying attention. With the air popped cracker, "vanishing calories" are a real problem, you think that you are eating much less than you actually are.

They are even tasty enough that both of my kids like them, too!
1170329
I use this as a snack in between meals, not the entire pack, just a few to satisfy me.  I don't feel guilty eating these as they are so high in protein.  The flavor is good and I even like the gummy texture!  I have ordered these several times in different flavors.
3382341
Could be a little softer, but I enjoyed. BTW I am eating it now.
3520280
I enjoy these Sourdough Hard Pretzels from Snyder's of Hanover. They are crunchy with just the right amount of salt. A couple of my boxes out of the 12, did have more broken pieces than whole pretzels, but I didn't mind as I usually break them up to eat them anyway.