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Krinkle Sticks are krinkle-cut potato snacks made from real potatoes. Light and crisp, the sticks are baked, not fried, and have at least 75% less fat than the regular potato chips with only 2.5 grams of fat per cup. They are free from saturated fats, trans fats, cholesterol, gluten and preservatives, as well. The Krinkle Sticks come in four flavors: Classic Sea Salt (salt with a touch of pepper and garlic), Sour Cream and Onion (just what it sounds like!), Old School Bar-b-Que (garlic, paprika, tomato, onion, mesquite and red pepper) and Cajun Kaboom (lots of black, white and red peppers).
The brand-new products aren't available in many stores yet, but you can order them online from the company.
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1-25-2007 @1:26PM Word Diggity said... I wonder what sort of preservatives they've pumped into their foods to keep them shelf stable? Gimme fresh fries with fat and no preservatives (well, apart from NaCl!) any day of the week.
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1-25-2007 @1:41PM get a loan said... I bought this product online and it rocks! I tried the sea salt krinkle sticks.
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1-25-2007 @1:40PM Nicole Weston said... These are really like chips, not like french fries. They're just french-fry shaped, which makes them great for dipping.
And Lesser Evil doesn't use any preservatives in these.
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1-26-2007 @7:27PM Word Diggity said... Well, I bet they're using NaCl...but then again, so is McDonald's. ;)
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