Product Review: Sugar Bowl Bakery Palmiers
Gluten-free snacks made from real foods with great flavors can be tough to find, but these Cocoa & Vanilla Bunny Cookies from Annie’s Homegrown seem to have it all! Annie’s products are made with ingredients that come straight from nature, so you know you’re eating wholesome, quality foods every time. These crunchy cottontails are made with Annie’s ingredient promise of no artificial flavors, no synthetic colors, no synthetic preservatives, no GMOs, no growth hormones, and no persistent pesticides. With this promise, you can be sure your kids are eating foods that are not only nutritious, but delicious too!
From the Mouth of a Kid:
The little bunnies are fun to play with… and eat. They taste good too!
From the Eyes of a Parent:
I love to bring this quick and easy snack with me when I’m on the go. I can stash them in my bag for those random hunger cravings or throw a pack in my kids’ backpacks for them to enjoy at school.
Flavorful Features:
Annie’s Bunny cookies are available in a box of 6-snack packs and come in a variety of flavors including:
- Cocoa & Vanilla
- Honey
- Chocolate Chip
- Chocolate
- Friends (variety mix)
The Icing on the Cake:
These cookies are allergy friendly! They’re made with yellow corn flour and white and brown rice flours, making them gluten-free and nut-free. They’re also suitable for vegans, since there are made with no animal products.
Time to Eat?!
Grab a snack pack anytime for a yummy treat!
Good to Go?
Yes! These cookies come in a 1 oz. portioned bag.
Mix it Up!
Dip the bunnies in a bit of peanut butter for a protein boost or even crush them up to put over yogurt!
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