Foodie Question

[Catseye3]

I'm collecting interesting and healthy snack-type foods that don't include white flour. Very many years ago, I ate part of a rice cake. The reason I only ate part of it was because it was awful.

My question: Have they gotten any better?

I'm thinking cream cheese veggie spreads on top might not be too bad. . .

TIA.

[Mik]

No clue. Kind bars are my guilty pleasure, but they are not terribly low calorie. Dark chocolate Nuts and Sea Salt.

[Catseye3]

@mik Thanks . . . I found Quaker Butter Popcorn Rice Cakes -- how bad can they be? -- and also Lieber's Multi-Grain Thin Rice Cakes. I'll explore.

[Axtremus]

Trail mix, various combinations of nuts, seeds, dried fruits, sometimes even chocolate pieces. :man-shrugging:

Roasted seaweed, this you can find in Asian grocery store, maybe also in Costco.

Vegetable and root chips.

Granola bars?

[Loki]

Kind bars and Kirkland Nut Bars

[Catseye3]

Thanks to both Ax and Loki. I'm having also to watch carbs. Plus I'm getting more committed to unprocessed foods -- "real" foods. Learning to love Mediterranean.

[Catseye3]

@loki said in Foodie Question:

Kind bars and Kirkland Nut Bars

Loki, have you tried the Kirkland Cashew Clusters? Yum Yum.
https://www.costco.com/kirkland-signature-cashew-clusters%2C-2-lbs.product.100333877.html