GG Crispbreads - where to find??

http://www.ggbrancrispbread.com/ is the only place I've found, but
they only sell by the case. I am told that some health food stores
have it, but I haven't found one yet.

gweebles

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Anyone now where to find these in the US?
Thanks!

i'm in NY and they seeem to have that at the supermarket. does it have to be
that exact brand because i definitely see similar items, if not that brand -
but GG seems familiar.

I've found, but

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they only sell by the case. I am told that some health food stores
have it, but I haven't found one yet.

gweebles

Thanks - I'm going to go that route if I have to, I guess. has anyone tried
them? What do they taste like?? Compare to.. what?

Thank you.

SD said:

Anyone now where to find these in the US?
Thanks!

Have you tried Wasa crackers?
http://us.wasa.com/Wasa/smpage.fwx

or Kavli?

Both Wasa and Kavli are carried by Whole Foods and most stores (Harris
Teeter, Kroger, etc.) carry Wasa. I think that CostPlus/WorldMarket
carries these as well.

The GG ones look a bit like weetabix cereal to me!

--
jmk in NC

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Quoted message said:

Have you tried Wasa crackers?
http://us.wasa.com/Wasa/smpage.fwx

or Kavli?

Both Wasa and Kavli are carried by Whole Foods and most stores (Harris
Teeter, Kroger, etc.) carry Wasa. I think that CostPlus/WorldMarket
carries these as well.

The GG ones look a bit like weetabix cereal to me!

--
jmk in NC

I understand the GG crispbreads have zero effective carbs. This is why I'm
chasing them down. Anyone know of another cracker-type thing that can
compare?

Thanks

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http://www.netrition.com/branacrisp_page.html
http://www.netrition.com/betafoods_snackers_page.html

I haven't tried either of these products but noticed them the last time I
was "shopping" at this site.

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Sherry
360/?/195
LC since 4/4/05
My LC Journey - www.livejournal.com/users/ShrinkingSherry

Thank you, Sherry! I'm going to order them... will report back. 😄

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I understand the GG crispbreads have zero effective carbs. This is why I'm
chasing them down. Anyone know of another cracker-type thing that can
compare?

http://www.netrition.com/branacrisp_page.html
http://www.netrition.com/betafoods_snackers_page.html

I haven't tried either of these products but noticed them the last time I
was "shopping" at this site.

--
Sherry
360/?/195
LC since 4/4/05
My LC Journey - www.livejournal.com/users/ShrinkingSherry

SD said:

Quoted message said:

Have you tried Wasa crackers?
http://us.wasa.com/Wasa/smpage.fwx

or Kavli?

Both Wasa and Kavli are carried by Whole Foods and most
stores
(Harris Teeter, Kroger, etc.) carry Wasa. I think that
CostPlus/WorldMarket carries these as well.

The GG ones look a bit like weetabix cereal to me!

--
jmk in NC

I understand the GG crispbreads have zero effective carbs.
This is
why I'm chasing them down. Anyone know of another
cracker-type thing
that can compare?

Thanks

The GG crispbreads are good and likely worth "chasing them
down" but you are mistaken in their being zero effective
carbs. Please don't be offended, I made the same mistake
when I first discovered the product and my mistake was
kindly pointed out here. Be aware that this product is from
Europe and the nutrition label has already removed the fiber
from the carb count. The net carbs is what it says on the
label for total carbs....3.

Think about it this way: The calorie count per cracker is
16, there is 1 gram of protein for 4 calories and nothing
else but the carbs. Those 3 carbs under total carbohydrate
at 4 calories each make up the other 12 calories for the
total of 16.

That said, in my opinion they are a good addition to the
diet when you can afford the carbs. I personally eat a
couple a week for breakfast with lox and bit of cream
cheese. Not bagels but they do taste mighty good.

--
JJ.
275/180/180 - as of February 18, 2004 (adjusted target
weight)
Atkins since Sep 1, 2003
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1, 2, 3...98, 99, 100. Done!

Crispbreads are not low carb.

--
Most people are dumb as bricks; some people are dumber than that. -- MFW

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Anyone now where to find these in the US?
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The sourdough rye are great! I eat 1/2 one with tuna on it. It's low
carb too. I also like seasoned rye crisp with land o lakes diet butter
spread
Laureen
410/310/180

jmk said:

SD said:

Anyone now where to find these in the US?
Thanks!

Have you tried Wasa crackers?
http://us.wasa.com/Wasa/smpage.fwx

or Kavli?

Both Wasa and Kavli are carried by Whole Foods and most stores (Harris
Teeter, Kroger, etc.) carry Wasa. I think that CostPlus/WorldMarket
carries these as well.

The GG ones look a bit like weetabix cereal to me!

--
jmk in NC

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SD said:

Anyone now where to find these in the US?
Thanks!

Have you tried Wasa crackers?
http://us.wasa.com/Wasa/smpage.fwx

or Kavli?

Both Wasa and Kavli are carried by Whole Foods and most stores (Harris
Teeter, Kroger, etc.) carry Wasa. I think that CostPlus/WorldMarket
carries these as well.

I've seen Wasa at one grocery and a couple of Wal-Marts

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No Husband Has Ever Been Shot While Doing The Dishes

Quoted message said:

The GG crispbreads are good and likely worth "chasing them down" but you
are mistaken in their being zero effective carbs. Please don't be
offended, I made the same mistake when I first discovered the product and
my mistake was kindly pointed out here. Be aware that this product is
from Europe and the nutrition label has already removed the fiber from the
carb count. The net carbs is what it says on the label for total
carbs....3.

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JJ.
275/180/180 - as of February 18, 2004 (adjusted target weight)
Atkins since Sep 1, 2003

Thanks JJ. I'm at my goal weight now and looking for more variety in my
diet... low risk type stuff, so these crackers seem a better choice than
what I've been eating lately - low carb tortillas. The tortillas are
somewhat gummy and to be able to eat something with some snap to it, is
going to be like heaven. I've ordered these and have high hopes. I want a
new "staple" in my diet and feel these might be just the ticket. Thanks
again for pointing out the true carb count. Good to know.

None Given said:

Look for the Santa Fe brand tortillas, Carb Chopper, I've seen them in
one grocery and in Sam's club. They aren't gummy like the others.

Those are good. The closest thing I've come to LC tortilla that tastes
like a regular flour tortilla.
--
"I could tell that my parents hated me. My bath toys were a toaster and
a radio." - Rodney Dangerfield

Now playing: the radio.

None Given said:

Look for the Santa Fe brand tortillas, Carb Chopper, I've seen them in one
grocery and in Sam's club. They aren't gummy like the others.

Thanks for the idea. I've been debating adding an occasional LC
tortilla into my food intake, but haven't wanted to try a thousand
different kinds to find a decent one. Will look for this kind first!

Nicole
290.5/159.5/137 monthly-goal: 6 month-start: 159.5 since: 19/04/2004

Well, they're here and they're great. They taste like a triscuit sans the
grease. Actually, they taste better than a triscuit. My ten-year-old
daughter likes them too, so that's a pretty good vote.

Thanks all.
Cheerio!