Help me where to find this! Incredibly niche, but the best diet food I’ve ever had. 100 calories for this gigantic bag of rice crackers
Help me where to find this! Incredibly niche, but the best diet food I’ve ever had. 100 calories for this gigantic bag of rice crackers
by Hobbitlord_
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Hobbitlord_
I found this originally at the K fresh international farmers market in Carrollton Texas, but they closed down a couple of years ago. There doesn’t appear to be any online footprint of this company or the address listed on the back.
They’re not the exact flavor and I’m going to keep searching because I want to buy some as well and from a cursory glance at their website, idk if they sell to the US or not
ImportantThing3749
Sorry to spam you OP. Looks like if you look up “brown rice sticks” you can find some similar products.
CanIBeEric
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a bag with decimal calories before.
sexualcatperson
Not this exact brand but they sell snack packs of something similar in the baby food aisle. Right around the crawling baby food age section.
likkewaan420
Mmmm cinnamon blunt wrappers
might_be_alright
If the ingredients are truly just brown rice, brown sugar, and cinnamon, you could probably try to make your own. What was the texture like? Cheeto puff or rolled tube, perhaps? And did it have a brown sugar cinnamon coating, or was it the same texture/flavor all throughout?
magickprincess
When looking up “Advanced product manufacturer for better life rice snacks” on google I found a few Asian grocery stores that sell them and have posted on their facebook. One in Indiana and one in Minnesota. Maybe they can ship.
Terugtrekking
I have no idea where to buy this but this looks really good ^^
Fluffy_Phone_834
Sprouts or Whole has their own version. If in the US.
shellfish_allegory
I find it hard to believe that the calories are correct. Both bown rice and sugar are close to 400 kcal/100g, how could they magically transform these ingredients to something that is 100kcal/100g without adding water weight? It doesn’t make sense. I wouldn’t trust that label.
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I found this originally at the K fresh international farmers market in Carrollton Texas, but they closed down a couple of years ago. There doesn’t appear to be any online footprint of this company or the address listed on the back.
Petsmart maybe?
Found some! https://esc.899cart.com/product/whole-grain-snack-brown-rice-cinnamon-%E9%BB%84%E7%B1%B3%E7%B1%B3%E9%A5%BC%E7%8E%89%E6%A1%82%E5%91%B3/
They’re not the exact flavor and I’m going to keep searching because I want to buy some as well and from a cursory glance at their website, idk if they sell to the US or not
Sorry to spam you OP. Looks like if you look up “brown rice sticks” you can find some similar products.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a bag with decimal calories before.
Not this exact brand but they sell snack packs of something similar in the baby food aisle. Right around the crawling baby food age section.
Mmmm cinnamon blunt wrappers
If the ingredients are truly just brown rice, brown sugar, and cinnamon, you could probably try to make your own. What was the texture like? Cheeto puff or rolled tube, perhaps? And did it have a brown sugar cinnamon coating, or was it the same texture/flavor all throughout?
When looking up “Advanced product manufacturer for better life rice snacks” on google I found a few Asian grocery stores that sell them and have posted on their facebook. One in Indiana and one in Minnesota. Maybe they can ship.
I have no idea where to buy this but this looks really good ^^
Sprouts or Whole has their own version. If in the US.
I find it hard to believe that the calories are correct. Both bown rice and sugar are close to 400 kcal/100g, how could they magically transform these ingredients to something that is 100kcal/100g without adding water weight? It doesn’t make sense. I wouldn’t trust that label.