The Bottom Line: Quaker White Cheddar Rice Cakes can be a good crunch snack and, if you add a few ingredients on top, they can have even more taste.
aubmom's Full Review: Quaker Rice Cakes, White Cheddar, 5.46 Oz
To me it seems that you have to eat Quaker Rice Cakes when you are on a diet. The bland taste makes you feel like you are dieting. Now that Quaker has different flavors, the taste has been better. Now that I have learned you can make things with Quaker Rice Cakes, they are not boring anymore.
Content
Some of the main ingredients are Whole Grain Brown Rice, Corn, Nonfat Milk, cheddar cheese. each Rice cakes has 40 calories.
For allergies sufferers they do contain milk, soy and egg ingredients. They also may contain traces of peanuts.
There are 14 rice cakes per bag. The cost varies. I used a coupon and got them for $2.50 at Kroger.
Recipes with White Cheddar Rice Cakes
I have found adding ingredients makes me fuller and give me the idea that I am eating a meal and not a snack. But there are two recipes with the White Cheddar that are pretty easy and you don't have to cook.
PIZZA:
1. Take the Rice cake and spread pizza sauce on top
2. Add chopped veggies such as peppers and onions
3 Top with cheese (I use mozzarella)
Bagel Style
1. Take Rice cake and spread with cream cheese (you can add pesto to cream cheese for flavor)
2. Add red peppers and basil
Taste and Texture
The rice cakes are a crunchy snack and they have a slight powder cheddar cheese taste to them. It is not too strong but it is different that the regular. They seem more salty than the plain rice cakes also. They are 45 calories so they are not going to taste like a candy bar. When you make the above recipes and bite into them, they can fall apart. My kids enjoy them also. They prefer the sweeter rice cakes but they will eat these.
Overall
Even though you can getting a crunch snack right our of the bag, I have found adding some ingredients to the White Cheddar Rice Cakes gives makes them tastier.
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