Customer Reviews

Annie's Homegrown Organic Cheddar Bunnies, 11 Ounce Boxes (Pack of 4)

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These bunnies are my favorite cracker snack. They taste like Goldfish but are less salty and not quite so cheesy in flavor, nor do they crumble as easily into orange crumbs.

All ingredients seem to be organic, even the annatto extract used for natural color. However, this product is made on equipment that also processes egg and soy products.

A serving is 50 crackers (30g) and yields 150 calories, of which 60 are from fat. Total fat is 11%; saturated fat is 5%. Sodium yiels 250mg or 10% and total carbohydrate is 19g or 6%.

This is made in the USA.

i love these as an alternative to goldfish. they are natural and more healthy so im a happy mommy! they taste like basic golfish.

We starting purchasing these a couple of months ago as a snack for my one year old daughter. I know she loves them but I think my wife and I eat more of them than she does. We have a bad habit of leaving the box out and when we walk by we stop and crab a handful. The cheddar flavor is much better than the goldfish.

These bunny crackers are wonderful. This is our second shipment from subscribe and save and we plan on continuing to purchase them from this purchasing opportunity.
The fact that the pieces are small make it nice and you feel like you are getting to eat a lot of them at one time.
Great taste!!!!!!!!

I knew my kids already loved these so when I had a chance to buy them on Amazon, I was thrilled. Good buy.

These little cheddar bunnies are both delicious and organic. A one-two knockout punch, if you ask me. Give 'em a try.

They are lighter, crunchier, less salty than Goldfish. Plus it is organic, simply PERFECT. My 3-yr old loves it.

These are yummy and earth friendly! We all love them and I feel better about giving them to my family!

My son enjoyed eating these bunnies until I realize that they contained "Yeast Extract", which contains free glutamic acid...another term for, or type of MSG!

I checked the back of the box because I had begun reading a book called, "Excitotoxins" (great book for moms by the way), which lists the many forms of MSG and explains what they do to the body. It is associated with reproductive disorders, damage to the brain, damage to the endocrine system, obesity and other disorders. Companies use such additives to food to make them taste better and make them more addictive. Yeast Extract is harmful to everyone, but particularly little children. I was especially upset that this additive showed up in an "organic product" and one for children! Many of the other companies out there that produce organic products do not use such additives.

Here's an article about Yeast Extract:
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Here's another site with a listing of all the different forms of MSG:
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This is Excellent Product. Good alternative to Gold fish,plus it is organic also. my picky kid loves it. Only problem is I have to buy 4 big boxes which too much for my small family.