QuakerRice Chips, Farmhouse Cheddar, Multiple Colors, 2.5 Oz, Pack of 12

Advertised as "healthy" but contains MSG! I didn't realize anything was made with MSG anymore. Lesson learned. I thought I was buying an easy snack for lunches. I don't want to give these to my kids or eat them myself. No one has ever said, "I know that rice cake contains MSG but it is so good I'm going to eat it anyway!"

I thought this was going to be a good value. But I opened a cheddar pack that felt completely flat. It has 5 rice cakes in it & some crumbs. FIVE!! That’s it! However, the flavors of the variety are good. Probably will not be buying these again.

I received only 10 bags and 4 were Apple Cinnamon. No Sweet Chili and no Cheddar as listed in the Amazon description. Very disappointing to pay for 12 and not even get all of the flavors.

I've purchased this multi-pack 2 or 3 times by now, because it's a really good deal. At stores like Walmart, a single bag of these rice cakes is around $3, and my family eats them in one day. I paid only $10 for this multi-pack here on Amazon, so the price is totally worth it to get a larger quantity of all 3 flavors at once.Even though my family is all staying at home, and we're not taking pack lunches to work or school anymore, it's still nice to have a pack that's 80 to 90 calories, so you don't accidentally go overboard. I've also taken these on picnics and handed them out to everyone.When you order these, they're all placed inside of the one and only box it gets shipped in. I appreciated that, because sometimes Amazon gives you a box within a box, which is too much packing. I will definitely buy this again in the future.

These snacks are the reason I wake up every morning. I could eat 6 bags and still have room for more. I got this mix as a reward for finishing the semester and every time I snack on one I feel like the bags under my eyes just fade away and I become young and hopeful again. I wish I could buy a box with 100 of every flavor. Crisps are life.I wouldn't call this a complaint but some people might not be too happy that there wasn't an even number of each flavor. I didn't care, I still ate them all.

I eat rice cakes but not normally Quaker, I guess I should have read the ingredients because these have sucralose and many other very artifical ingredients, very false advertising with the "healthiness" factor. I guess if all you care about is calories and not the ingredients then it's "healthy" they tasted fine. I just don't eat those ingredients so waste of $20 for me.

I bought a ton of these, since they were claiming to be Gluten free. My son quickly had a reaction to themn, then went to his celiac forums, and saw that several people have reported the same problems. Be very careful. I now understand why people in the Celiac groups are weary of Quaker. My son will no longer purchase anything from Quaker.

These are very flavorful, crunchy almost chip like snacks. The issue I have is that although they are marketed as healthy the nutritional facts and ingredients don't agree. There are three serving per bag and who eats just half a bag. I assumed they were individual servings. The sweet flavors are too sweet and why? It's because they have a good amount of sugar and artificial sweeter. The savory/salty flavors are good but they contain significant amounts of sodium and MSG. The only thing healthy about these is that they do not have a lot of fat compared to regular chips, but they fail the litmus test on many other avenues.