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Authentic and traditional are the perfect words to describe Cedar’s Mediterranean Foods’ Hommus Singles. Since the 1980s, Cedar’s has been bringing delicious and accessible Mediterranean foods to American families. Smooth and creamy, with fresh, all-natural ingredients, Hommus Singles are a snack that your whole family will enjoy at home or on the go.
From the Mouth of a Kid:
It’s so smooth! I love to dip my carrots in it—it’s my favorite after school snack!
From the Eyes of a Parent: 
There are always several containers of Cedar’s Hommus Singles in my fridge. When snack time comes around I always give my kids and their friends individual containers. The packs are portion controlled and use all natural ingredients so I don’t have to worry that they are eating too much of anything artificial. Their delicious taste adds to Cedar’s authenticity as “America’s Best Tasting Hommus.”
Flavorful Features:
Cedar’s Meditteranean Foods’ Hommus Singles come in two flavors:
- Original Hommus
- Roasted Red Pepper Hommus
The Icing on the Cake:
Hommus Singles are made from a decades old family recipe and contains all natural ingredients such as:
- Chickpeas
- Tahini
- Olive Oil
- Garlic
- Lemon Juice
Hommus Singles come in three oz. cups in packs of four.
Time to Eat?!
Eat Cedar’s Hommus Singles as a snack or with lunch!
Good to Go?
Yes! Cedar’s Hommus Singles come in three oz. cups that fit perfectly into a lunch box.
Mix it Up!
Use Cedar’s Hommus on a sandwich as a condiment that packs a protein punch.
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