These were my favorite flavor of Nut Thins, although the Pepper Jack flavor was a close second.  The cheddar flavoring is intense in these; they are quite delicious.  I once found them to be a healthy and relatively low-caloric snack.  I miss them.

I would give this product, and all Nut Thin flavors, a five-star rating because of the great taste but I cannot.  I know many of  you will be mad at me for rating this product as I have and will thereby consider my review unhelpful, but... so be it.  I have principles that I must remain true to.  Here is why I downgraded the rating from five to three stars:

When I buy a food product, I want to have confidence in the company which manufacturers that food.  Unfortunately, that is no longer the case with Blue Diamond's products.

It has recently come to my attention that Blue Diamond Growers (makes of Nut Thins) has joined in the campaign to stop GMO labeling, by supporting and contributing to Monsanto's and other mega-agricultural interests' efforts to prevent people, that is---you and me, from being given label-information that will inform us to what we are eating and help us make smart and healthy food choices.  Those of us who actually read labels, that is.

It's unfortunate that this company is not supporting GMO-labeling.  I would probably buy these crackers even if the label stated, "may contain GMOs," but I feel I have the right to know, as do you.  Health food and organic companies have included responsible labeling for a long time, and there is no reason why these other major food manufacturers shouldn't follow suit.  They change their packaging, including their labeling, all the time, so they cannot say it would be a heavy financial burden to do this.  Blue Diamond should support and respect the intelligence of its customer base.  It apparently doesn't.  By trying to quash efforts to pass laws requiring GMO-labeling, and in many cases, attempting to reverse the laws that some states have recently passed requiring GMO labeling, Blue Diamond is showing that it cares more about its own interests rather than the public's interest which it serves.

For that reason, solely for that reason, I cannot recommend these Nut Thins and will no longer be purchasing them.
These were my favorite flavor of Nut Thins, although the Pepper Jack flavor was a close second. The cheddar flavoring is intense in these; they are quite delicious. I once found them to be a healthy and relatively low-caloric snack. I miss them. I would give this product, and all Nut Thin flavors, a five-star rating because of the great taste but I cannot. I know many of  you will be mad at me for rating this product as I have and will thereby consider my review unhelpful, but... so be it. I have principles that I must remain true to. Here is why I downgraded the rating from five to three stars:

When I buy a food product, I want to have confidence in the company which manufacturers that food. Unfortunately, that is no longer the case with Blue Diamond's products. It has recently come to my attention that Blue Diamond Growers (makes of Nut Thins) has joined in the campaign to stop GMO labeling, by supporting and contributing to Monsanto's and other mega-agricultural interests' efforts to prevent people, that is---you and me, from being given label-information that will inform us to what we are eating and help us make smart and healthy food choices. Those of us who actually read labels, that is. It's unfortunate that this company is not supporting GMO-labeling. I would probably buy these crackers even if the label stated, "may contain GMOs," but I feel I have the right to know, as do you. Health food and organic companies have included responsible labeling for a long time, and there is no reason why these other major food manufacturers shouldn't follow suit. They change their packaging, including their labeling, all the time, so they cannot say it would be a heavy financial burden to do this. Blue Diamond should support and respect the intelligence of its customer base. It apparently doesn't. By trying to quash efforts to pass laws requiring GMO-labeling, and in many cases, attempting to reverse the laws that some states have recently passed requiring GMO labeling, Blue Diamond is showing that it cares more about its own interests rather than the public's interest which it serves. For that reason, solely for that reason, I cannot recommend these Nut Thins and will no longer be purchasing them.