(6 pack) Quaker Caramel Flavored Rice Crisps 7.04 oz Bag

(5 customer reviews)

Whoever invented caramel corn deserves a statue in their honor. In lieu of a national holiday, celebrate with the sweet, buttery crunch of this scrumptiously delicious rice confection. Parade to the nearest store and grab a bag or two. Quaker Rice Crisps in Caramel flavor offer a delightful treat that’s both crispy and sweet. Each 7.04-ounce bag is filled with light, airy rice crisps coated in a rich caramel glaze. Perfect for a satisfying snack or a sweet treat during your day, these crisps deliver a satisfying crunch and a burst of caramel flavor that’s both delicious and satisfying.

$22.68

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5 reviews for (6 pack) Quaker Caramel Flavored Rice Crisps 7.04 oz Bag

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  1. Niki

    Love love love
    We love this product buying in this box saves $.20 a bag. Purchase 2 to 4 times a month. highly recommend. Great price, great taste, great semi healthy snack! Just beware they are addicting!

  2. Janet


    These caramel crisps are delicious and healthy! 16 pieces to a serving and only 110 calories, whole grain, gluten free, zero cholesterol and only 1 gram of fat. We love them.

  3. Jaylon

    LOVE
    Our favorite snack and lasted us months. These have the best caramel flavor and gives you a nice crunch. These perfect healthy snack!!!

  4. Theresa

    Great snack
    these are great snacks when you want something sweet but doesnt contain to much sugar

  5. MetaFun

    Delicious and low calorie treat.
    These rice crisps taste amazing. Like having dessert but are very low in calories too.

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