Have you tried New Glenny's Whole Wheat Popped Crispy Chips?

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Crispy Wheat - Whole Wheat Snacks

• Only 16 Calories
• 3G Protein
• 4G Fiber
• Low In Fat
• All Natural!
• Whole Wheat
• No Cholesterol
• No Preservatives
• Certified OK Kosher

Glenny's Crispy Wheat is a delicious and wholesome puffed wheat snack packed with nutrients from natural whole grains and heart-healthy fiber. One bite and you'll know why Crispy Wheat is the best option for snacking and mini meals!

Sweet, salty or savory? We have a deliciously crunchy snack waiting for you! 6 flavors are available: Original, Sea Salt, Onion Garlic, Honey, Apple Cinnamon and Caramel.

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Add in fiber rich foods
When you focus on what to add to your meals rather then what to omit, you'll be one step closer to creating healthier choices. Think about adding whole foods first such as whole grains, fruits and vegetables, then go for variety; the more colors on your plate, the better. Small changes such as switching out white flour for whole wheat in recipes or adding vegetables to salads, soups or sandwiches will provide extra [...]