An 8-ounce box costs about the same as a regular box of Wheat Thins at $3.50 or around $2 on sale.
The box itself is slightly tapered like some movie popcorn container. The top of the box folds down a bit which is convenient if you're having a party and don't have a bowl handy or if you are going to polish off the box in one sitting.
These didn't taste like I was expecting. When I think of cinnamon, I think of sweet. You know, like cinnamon toast, cinnamon buns, and what not. These are actually a savory snack which is interesting but a little weird. I mean there's a bit of that wheat-y sweetness of Wheat Thins but mostly, it's savory. Cinnamon? Yes. Sweet? Not so much.
Additionally, Cinnamon Kick Wheat Thin Stix have actually got a bit of a kick. Jalapeno juice is listed in the ingredients so there you go. Plan accordingly.
In texture, it's more like a toasted breadstick than the standard Wheat Thin with a nice crunch.
Overall, while interesting and certainly worth a try if you like novel snacks, I'm a bit iffy about these and probably wouldn't get them again.
Nutritional Info - Nabisco Cinnamon Kick Wheat Thins Stix
Serving Size - 14 pieces (29g)
Calories - 130 (from Fat - 35)
Fat - 4g (Saturated Fat - .5g)
Sodium - 160mg
Carbs - 22g (Sugar - 4g)
Protein - 26g
I went to four stores over the week-end looking for the Nabisco Cinnamon Kick stix - Shop 'n Save, Wal-Mart, K-Mart, and Schnucks - no one had the cinnamon flavor. What's going on? Please don't tell me Nabisco is going to quit making them. They are the best and I was sooo disappointed that I couldn't find them.
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