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Postby avalen » Sat Jan 30, 2010 11:49 am

I discovered a new cookie, and it is so yummy. I'm gonna have to put it
on my grocery list.
One of the widows at work shops at Costco and tends to buy large quantity
stuff but after a couple days and she's had her fill she brings the rest to me.
I get lots of cookies and snacks from her and the latest one she brought in
to me was THINaddictives, very skinny like a cracker, but crispy like biscotti.
In my opinion its very much like thin sliced biscotti. I googled a website and
found out they have more flavors, gonna have to give the cranberry almond
one a try as well. Has anyone else ever had these crackers?
the website...........
http://thinaddictives.com/thinaddictives.html
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Re: THINaddictives

Postby DesireGMC » Sat Jan 30, 2010 12:45 pm

No cause there isn't a Costco closer than 125 miles to Quartzsite! Boy - THAT is one addiction I'm missing! They sound fabulous - they'll be on my list next time around. When near a Costco I have been known to go every single day - if I'm running errands, they are my lunch stop. Once, living in Bend, my oldest and I realized that we had been to Costco 5 days out of 7 - we just kept forgetting things.............how my life has changed!
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Re: THINaddictives

Postby avalen » Sat Jan 30, 2010 1:14 pm

I'm going to check Frys when I go do my grocery shopping, I don't have a membership
to Costco but certainly there has to be other stores that carry it. I tried to use the
store locater on the website but that button seemed to be non-functional.
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Re: THINaddictives

Postby sharon » Sat Jan 30, 2010 3:20 pm

Oh man, those chocolate almond look luscious! Gonna have to check it out next time I'm at Costco! You're right, Ava, the store locator button isn't working. It would be nice if I could find them in a regular grocery store. Altho the Costco isn't that far away. When I get time, I'll run over there and check. If they have them, I'll let you know, and if you want me to, I can send care packages to whoever wants to try them.

I know Mitch, we're not supposed to have them :cry: , but just one to satisfy the sweet tooth couldn't hurt? And dark chocolate is sooo good for you as are almonds! And yes, I can stop at one!! :lol:
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Re: THINaddictives

Postby OutandAbout » Sat Jan 30, 2010 6:01 pm

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And yes, I can stop at one!! :lol:[/quote]

SHOW OFF :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: linda
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Re: THINaddictives

Postby avalen » Sat Jan 30, 2010 6:21 pm

what I did like about them in particular was that they were not sweet, not like a cookie
sweet, but just light enough to curb that sweet tooth. They are packaged in little packages
of about 4 slices to package, don't know how many is in the whole package. Great for the
lunch box or mid morning snack. I have another friend that shops at costco all the time
and she is going to price them for me, and I might have her pick up a package or two
for me. But I will check my local grocery store as well.
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Re: THINaddictives

Postby sharon » Sat Jan 30, 2010 7:41 pm

OutandAbout wrote:[

And yes, I can stop at one!! :lol:


SHOW OFF :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: linda[/quote]

Yeah, but hand me a loaf of french bread and a tub of butter and it's like a magic show it disappears so fast! :mrgreen:
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