We love Organic Valley for their dedication to organic milk and milk products. Now they’ve brought us Stringles, a family’s ultimate on-the-go snack. Keeping true to their guarantee, their string cheese is made from organic milk from pasteurized cows. A great source of calcium and protein, Stringles are a “valley” of deliciousness that all snackers can feel good about.
From the Mouth of a Kid:
It’s so much fun to pull apart and eat!
From the Eyes of a Parent:
Organic Valley Stringles are the perfect portion for my family of snackers. They come in one ounce sticks that are the right size for a lunch box, backpack, purse, or for any on-the-go eating. Stringles are different from the average string cheese because not only are they organic, but they contain calcium and protein, making them healthful AND delicious.
Flavorful Features:
Organic Valley Stringles come in three different cheeses:
- Colby Jack
- Mild Cheddar
- Mozzarella
The Icing on the Cake:
Stringles are USDA Organic and are made from organic milk from pasteurized cows.
They contain calcium, protein and Vitamin A.
They come in a 6 pack of 1 oz. sticks of stringles and a 24 pack of 10 oz. sticks.
Stringles remain fresh until the expiration date on the package. They can be eaten 3-5 days after opening and can be frozen for up to two months.
Time to Eat?!
As a snack or cheesy, healthful side to lunch or dinner.
Good to Go?
Yes! Organic Valley Stringles are individually wrapped and ready to be taken on-the-go.
Mix It Up!
Use Organic Valley Stringles in your favorite cheesy recipe like vegetable calzone!
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