Classic Foods ~Baked Classics Vanilla Popped Crisps *Review and #Giveaway*

Obesity runs in both my husband's and my family. That make us, and our kids, at risk for obesity. I try my best to prepare healthy meals and provide healthy snacks for my family.

I had the opportunity to review 12 snack bags of Classic Foods NEW Baked Classics~Vanilla Frosting Popped Crisps. I imagined these would taste like nothing I have ever tasted before but I got more than I was expecting. These popped crisps are supposed to be low in calories, only 110 calories per pack. Usually, a snack low in calories is also low in flavor too, right? My taste buds were overwhelmed! I could not believe the flavor packed into these crisps! They really tasted like vanilla frosting. The flavor is absolutely amazing!

Some great facts about Classic Foods Popped Crisps

• Popped not fried
• No Cholesterol
• No MSG
• Gluten Free
• No Preservatives
• Kosher Certified

A lot of calorie packs seem to have a very small amount of snack in the bag. Baked Classics have a generous amount of popped crisps in each bag, making them very satisfying.

I used these as snacks for my daughters school lunch, my husbands lunch, and of course, my "anytime" snack. I love that I don't have to feel guilty after eating a bag. There are ONLY 110 calories in each bag! WooHoo!

Baked Classics are currently available in three different flavors

• Vanilla Frosting
• Mesquite BBQ
• Sea Salt and Cracked Pepper

To Purchase

Baked Classics Vanilla Popped Crisps are available for purchase here at Amazon.com

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Giveaway 
I am so excited Classic Foods has offered 10 bags of {delicious} Baked Classics~Vanilla Frosting Popped Crisps to one lucky Green Mam-a Jam-a reader! Please enter using the rafflecopter form below. Giveaway is opened to US only and ends December 1st!
**Disclosure~ The product(s) in this review was provided to me free of cost for the purpose of conducting this review. All opinions expressed in this review are my own and are not influenced by monetary compensation.