This kettle corn is so good, you won't be able to stop eating it. The microwave packs are also a go-to for Filson. Pretzels made out of cauliflower? Say no more. They're a go-to for Delish Digital Food Producer Camille Lowder.

Lowder also likes the gluten-free version of OREOs, which she said were "weirdly amazing" and made up of ingredients she could recognize.

Think Cheez-Its, but better. Don't come to us when you finish the bag in one sitting. You've been warned. They're also available in several flavors such as Tangy Ranch. Sienna is a Deputy Editor at Hearst, where she oversees the commerce team's coverage of wellness, home, tech, fashion, parenting, and more.

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Brownie brittle. Do I really need to say more? These taste JUST like cookie dough—good luck eating just one! Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Not only are these gluten free, but they're also portioned into calorie packs!

Please just try these. You will forever be adding them to your cart. You know them, you love them but have you tried the banana chocolate walnut flavor yet?

You can buy a bag of Poppers small little cookie bites or prepackaged cookies. Each little prepacked cookie package contains 2 cookies. I loved these little packs. I could just pop them into a lunch bag — which I loved!

These cookies are gluten free, grain free, and plant based. The taste was so good. The cookies had the perfect amount of sweetness — just enough to satisfy, but not too much.

While I loved the chocolate chip variety, I really loved the lemon blueberry. Love them. These little treats have an unsweetened coconut base.

They are soft little flavorful bundles and come in different flavors such as dark chocolate, chocolate chip, coconut, and mint chocolate which I loved. I had a few concerns about these. First, they contain inflammatory sunflower oil. With so many other more healthy options, I would like to see a different type of oil in these.

Second, there are multiple sources of sugar in these. All of the varieties contain both coconut sugar and evaporated cane sugar. Some also contain dates and honey in addition to the sugars.

I am pretty discriminating. This is really yummy granola. I personally prefer granola sweetened with coconut sugar. And while this one is sweetened with brown sugar, I found the sweetness level to be very tame and amazingly pleasant.

Sometimes granola is nothing more than hard, super sweet boulders. Not this. Every bite is really light and delightful, and I found myself having to tell myself to stop eating it.

It was really good. I do see from their website that they have many flavors. The cocoa chocolate chip, cherry chocolate, and lemon pistachio to name a few. Also note that the granola is made with gluten free oats, but I do not see that the product is certified gluten free or contains information about the certification and purity of the oats.

As a precaution, you may want to contact the company for more information about the oats. I tried both the original and chocolate sea salt granolas from Purely Elizabeth.

I really liked the fact that this granola line is packed with so much goodness. I appreciate that the oats are certified gluten free and that nearly all of the ingredients are organic. There is healthy raw virgin coconut oil, quinoa flakes, amaranth flakes, and even probiotics in the granola.

The chocolate sea salt granola is amazing. And again, it was one of things that I needed to tell myself to stop eating. It was just that good. I highly recommend this entire line of granola. And as an added bonus, they are readily available at stores around the country and they come in many flavor combinations.

There is no contest. They are not too thin and not too thick. They stand up to salsa and guac dipping well. They are flavorful, not oversalted and are organic. If you have never tried these little rounds of deliciousness, you really must. These are simple cookies, but they are so tasty. They have little hints of flavor that kind of pop in your mouth as you eat them.

Check out the ingredients:. No starches as filler. No inflammatory oils. Just good ingredients that add the perfect pop of flavor. These are my cookie of choice. They also come in Mexican Chocolate and Mexican Wedding varities which I have not tried.

They did not taste like Greek yogurt to me. It tasted much more like cheesecake which I am not a fan of. I will say that these sat in my refrigerator for a month and no one touched them after our initial tasting. I have three college sons. They eat just about anything. But, I know many people love them.

These are a no for me. I really, really, really wanted to love these crackers. The ingredient list is awesome and clean. But I just could not get over the sticky residue that the crackers left on my teeth afterwards.

My family had the same experience. The company sent me a few complimentary bags of this product in the Cheese and Caramel Mix shown above. Initially, the flavor combination struck me as really odd. After tasting it, I felt the same.

This is really sweet. It reminded me of Cracker Jacks. The ingredient list is also troublesome for me: lots of sugar in multiple forms, inflammatory sunflower oil, and soy. With so many other healthier snacks on the market, this is a no for me.

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Skip to content. bag I had never heard of this company before and never ever thought about snacking on buckwheat which is naturally gluten free despite its name.

bag available online and in many stores I first picked these up last year as a stocking stuffer for my son. bag about 9 cookies available online and at stores First, let me say this: these are not cookies.

Just an allergy warning: these contain almond flour and some varieties contain peanuts. These cookies were one of my favorite new finds. Again, just be aware there is almond flour in these.

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