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Skeeter Nut Free Cookies and Graham Teen Review

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January 15, 2014 By //  by Caroline Moassessi 2 Comments

Even though a few months ago my daughter and I tried to see how we could put the individual packs of the food allergy friendly Skeeter Snacks Chocolate Chunk Cookies to good use (my fav remains over frozen yogurt).  I put Skeeters through the high school teenager acid test!  Yes, I gave them to a group of teens after a trip to the movies.  I asked for their honest opinions–I wanted to know would they buy these products for their friends with food allergies.  Here was their response:
Skeeter food allergy safe cookies
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  • The girls thought Skeeter was CUTE!  You can check him right here.  This link shares Skeeter’s Bill of Rights and facts.
  • One boy quietly admitted that he liked Skeeter too while trying to blow his “looking cool for the ladies” image.
  • Everyone really liked the name–thought it was fun.
  • Their favorite flavor was the Cinnamon Grahams hands down.
  • My nut allergic son thought the Chocolate Chip Mini cookies were too dry.  This immediately sparked a debate since the others thought they tasted just like Chips Ahoy and this was meant to be a really BIG compliment.  We are not Chips Ahoy types, so I can not comment.
  • They snarfed them down happily and said they would be them to keep my son safe.
[/unordered_list] My thoughts: I happily over ate the Cinnamon Grahams and found them to be thin and crispy with a nice deep cinnamon flavor.  I agree, those Cinnamon Grahams are winners and beg to ground into some sort of pie crust.  The Chocolate Chip Mini cookies where thicker and on the more standard crispy cookie side.   What truly warmed my heart though was that Skeeters is mainstream and look like any other box of cookies in the grocery store and pricing is comparable.  My kids have always felt a bit different and relish in the moments that they seem “normal”.  Side bar: normal is rather boring in my eyes.
Special note:  Skeeters sent me these samples to review, including a darling reusable bag. They did not pay me to say positive things nor did they pay me to review their products.  My goal with product reviews is to only share with you items that I believe you might find useful or interesting.  A quality that like might be the one that you do not like at all or vise versa.

Happy Food Allergy Safe Snacking!

Filed Under: Eating Out, Food Allergy Lifestyle, Schools Tagged With: Food Allergy, nut free, nut free snacks, peanut free

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  1. Luann

    January 15, 2014 at 8:58 am

    Can you buy them locally? If so, where?

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    • Caroline

      January 15, 2014 at 11:50 am

      Online! I did call a few months ago and was told they are trying to get these in Costco! Wouldn’t that be nice?

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