Quaker Rice Crisps Gluten-Free Snack Bags – Lunchbox Favorite for School and Playdate Days
Quaker Rice Crisps Gluten-Free Snack Bags – Lunchbox Favorite for School and Playdate Days
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Why you'll love it
- Popped-not-fried crunch feels lighter than traditional chips
- Gluten-free formula opens snacking to celiac and sensitive eaters
- Variety pack satisfies both sweet and savory cravings in one box
- Single-serve bags deliver built-in portion control and grab-and-go convenience
- 11-13g whole grains per serving delivers a better-for-you snack feel
- Versatile base works alone or as a vehicle for toppings like PB, fruit, or cheese
- Pre-portioned bags for portion control
- Apple cinnamon is the best flavor / favorite flavor
- Light, crunchy, and satisfying texture
- Perfectly balanced sweet and tangy flavor with cinnamon spice hint
- Only 140 calories per serving
- Huge quantity in pack
- Great value for the price
- Fresh and crunchy
- Perfect size snack
- Great fall snack
- Healthy and light
- Not calorie-dense per bag
Perfect for
- Pack in school lunches as a crunchy gluten-free side
- Stock the office desk or breakroom for between-meal snacking
- Grab a single-serve bag for hiking, road trips, or travel
- Top with peanut butter, cheese, or dips for a quick mini-meal
- Build a party or game-day snack platter with sweet and savory options
- Pairing with coffee
- Using as a sweet topping for yogurt
- Eating as an on-the-go snack
Product Information
Includes 40 (0.67 oz) single serve bags of Quaker Rice Crisps in a mix of Sweet and Savory flavors
Flavors include Caramel, Cheddar, and Apple Cinnamon, Buttermilk Ranch flavors
Quaker Rice Crisps are made with corn and whole grain brown rice
Quaker Rice Crisps are Gluten Free with 11-13 grams of whole grains per serving
Quaker Rice Crisps: Popped. Never Fried.
Quaker Rice Crisps are great alone or topped with peanut butter, fruits & Vegetables, cheese, your favorite dips, and more
Now you can have all of your favorite sweet and savory flavors in one pack! You’ll be in pure snacking bliss.
Ingredients
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Items Details
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the pop of these single-serve bags gentle enough for little hands to open at school?
Yes. Each 0.67 oz bag uses a simple tear-top opening that most school-age kids can manage on their own, and the lightweight bag fits easily into a standard lunchbox compartment.
Are these a safe gluten-free option to pack for a child with celiac disease?
Yes. Quaker Rice Crisps are gluten-free certified and made from corn and whole grain brown rice, so they are a safe crunchy pick for kids with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity.
Do the Apple Cinnamon bags have too much sugar for a daily lunchbox snack?
Each bag is just 140 calories and pre-portioned, making it easy to rotate with the savory Cheddar and Buttermilk Ranch flavors so kids get variety without overdoing sweetness in a single day.
Can I pack these in a playdate snack tray without worrying about allergens for guests?
Yes. Because they are gluten-free, popped-not-fried, and come in individual bags, parents can hand out a portion to each child without cross-contamination concerns in the playroom.
Will the kids actually eat the cheddar and ranch flavors, or will the sweet ones disappear first?
The four-flavor mix is designed to satisfy both preferences, so kids who crave sweet reach for the Caramel or Apple Cinnamon bags while the Cheddar and Buttermilk Ranch bags go fast with the savory crowd.
Is this a good bulk snack to keep in the pantry for a family with three kids?
Yes. With 40 single-serve bags in one box, parents can stock the pantry for several weeks of lunchbox packing and after-school snack attacks.
Are these a smarter choice than chips for school lunch sides?
Many parents choose them as a chip alternative because they offer 11-13g of whole grains per serving and a popped, lighter crunch feel.
Does the box include enough bags to last an entire school week for one child?
Yes. With 40 individual bags, you can pack one bag a day for an eight-week stretch and still have extras for the car and playroom.
Can I throw a few bags in the diaper bag for toddler snack emergencies?
Yes. The single-serve 0.67 oz size is just right for diaper bags, stroller cup holders, and toddler snack emergencies on the go.
How do Rice Crisps compare to granola bars for kids' lunchboxes?
They are crunchier, more filling per bite, and come in savory flavors like Cheddar and Buttermilk Ranch that granola bars cannot match, which helps break up lunchbox monotony.
Is there any way these will get stale sitting in a hot car after school pickup?
Each bag is sealed for freshness and the popped texture holds up well in a lunchbox or car cup holder for the school day.
Are the flavors too sophisticated for picky eaters who only want one taste?
The variety pack lets picky eaters find their favorite, and most kids quickly land on the Apple Cinnamon as a starting point.
Do I need to worry about the bag being a choking hazard for younger kids?
The 0.67 oz bags are designed as a snack portion for school-age children and should always be opened by an adult for toddlers under three, just as with any snack packaging.
Will my child still feel full after eating a 100-calorie bag at recess?
The 11-13g of whole grains per bag help kids feel satisfied between meals, and many parents pair the bag with fruit or cheese for longer-lasting recess energy.
Is the box packaging too big to fit in a kitchen pantry next to the cereal?
The 40-count box is tall and slim, designed to stand upright in most kitchen pantries right alongside cereal boxes and snack jars.
Can I rely on this as a year-round lunchbox staple or is it really just a fall snack?
It is a year-round lunchbox staple. Many customers love it as a cozy fall flavor, but the four-flavor mix works for summer road trips, winter lunchboxes, and spring playdates alike.
How should I store the Rice Crisps after opening the box?
Keep the unopened bags in the original box in a cool, dry pantry. Once a bag is opened, press the seal or transfer the crisps to an airtight container to keep them crunchy for a day or two.
What is the best way to serve Rice Crisps at a party or on a snack platter?
Pour the four flavors into separate bowls and pair them with cheese cubes, fruit, pretzels, dips, and charcuterie staples. The sweet and savory mix gives guests variety without extra prep work.
Can I top Rice Crisps with peanut butter, cheese, or hummus for a mini-meal?
Yes. The popped crisps are sturdy enough to hold spreads, sliced cheese, or hummus, making them a versatile base for quick snacks and light meals.
Are these Rice Crisps safe for people with nut allergies?
The crisps themselves do not contain nuts as an ingredient, but always check the package label for the most current allergen and manufacturing information for your household.
Do these Rice Crisps work in lunchboxes with an ice pack, or will they go soggy?
They hold up well in standard lunchboxes with a small ice pack. The popped texture stays crunchy throughout the school day, even next to a cold pack.
What is included in the box when I order it?
You receive one box of 40 single-serve 0.67 oz bags in a four-flavor mix of Caramel, Cheddar, Apple Cinnamon, and Buttermilk Ranch, with the manufactured date printed on the package.
Is it safe to feed these Rice Crisps to my dog as an occasional treat?
Plain popped rice crisps in small amounts are generally considered low-risk for dogs, but the seasoned flavors contain salt and spices that are not ideal for pets. Check with your veterinarian before sharing any seasoned human snacks.
How long do the bags stay fresh past the manufactured date?
The sealed single-serve bags stay fresh for many months past the printed manufactured date when stored in a cool, dry pantry. Always check the package for the most accurate date.
What is the difference between Rice Crisps and traditional potato chips?
Rice Crisps are popped, never fried, and made from corn and whole grain brown rice. They deliver a lighter crunch with whole grains and gluten-free credentials, while potato chips are typically fried and made from sliced potatoes.
