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Found these at Good Earth store:

Suzi's whole grain thin cakes puffed corngluten free fat free

www.goodgroceries.com

Ingredients:
corn, sea salt
3 cakes 14 grams
38 calories
11mg sodium
8g carbs
1g dietary fiber
1.5 protein

Looks like Corn thins, except square & more natural looking appearance.

jansails
Janet M.

jansails
I would be afraid of anything that had  whole grain in it.  When I think whole grain I think flour.  I might be wrong if so I apologize before hand.  List the ingredents and we can tell better
Donna

I eat these also.  They are LDL friendly.  The only iingredients are corn and sea salt.  Eat away!! 
Deb

Ladies,

I did a research on the company and these are rice based and, therefore, are not allowed on LDL.

I'm sorry for those of you who are eating them but they will cause weight gain if you continue to eat them.

CQ

I'm confused...the company does have rice, spelt, & kamut as other types of thin cakes available.

The ones pictured on www.goodgroceries.com is NOT the product I have.

Label reads:
PUFFED CORN
[b]INGREDIENTS- CORN, SEA SALT[/b]
It looks a lot more natural looking in appearance than the Corn thins, & IMO it tastes more popcorny-ish.
It looks like the popcorn hulls are also pressed into the cake.

So, if it's rice based, isn't illegal to put CORN, SEA SALT  as the only ingredients listed as Ingredients?

jansails
Janet M.

CodingQueen wrote:Ladies,

I did a research on the company and these are rice based and, therefore, are not allowed on LDL.

I'm sorry for those of you who are eating them but they will cause weight gain if you continue to eat them.

CQ

There are two thread going about this product    Niki says she's going to look for some since they're closer to her neighborhood.

Since the ingredients are clearly listed as corn and salt, they darn well better not contain rice.  I think their website isn't current, and this must be a new product.  Also considering it's hard to find them mentioned on the web, they must be new. 

greenhereon,

let us know what Niki finds out.

CQ

jansails wrote:Label reads:
PUFFED CORN
INGREDIENTS- CORN, SEA SALT[/b]
It looks a lot more natural looking in appearance than the Corn thins, & IMO it tastes more popcorny-ish.
It looks like the popcorn hulls are also pressed into the cake.

if you have this product and it says corn and sea salt for ingredients and looks like pressed together popcorn, interchange it with cornthins........i won't be going to the store i buy corn thins from for a while, but if i find these, i'm going to buy some....if they're cheaper than corn thins, i'll only buy these....they MUST taste similarly and actually corn thins also contain oil....................

why can't I find this online???

Vicki

I will see if I can find some also.

Tina

Sure hope someone posts where we can get them.  I with jersygrl I couldn't find them.  I found the whole grain but that was not what I wanted.  Please if you find out put out a new post for all of us.  Thanks
Donna

O.K. While we are on the subject I am going to chime in here...I would stay away from corn thins UNTIL you reach your goal...I know they are good but when I was heading towards my goal weight, I lost faster without them...When you reach your goal then you can experiment with this stuff but this is just my personal opinion.. Opinions are like noses everyone has one.HA!!

preachwife,

A lot of us have stalled while eating them. I think you just have to experiment with your body because everyone is different.

CQ

I was buying corn thins from The Green Grocer.  They were the only place in town that offered them.  They stopped stocking these and replaced them with Suzi's Corn Cakes.  They really are much more natural tasting than corn thins.
Deb