34 Degrees Review and Giveaway

Review

"Our bakery is not only the source of our favorite crackers; it is a source of pride."

Opening the cute package that was sent to me was very impressive. I just love presentation of packages it gives it that extra uhmp! :) As my children and I took each package out our eyes widened. I know My 3 year old couldn't to have one or a dozen. The four boxes of flavors we received: caramel, chocolate, cinnamon, and graham. My son picked chocolate to try first. 34 Degrees did not disappoint! I got my wisdom tooth extracted the very same day the package arrived and I couldn't stop myself from eating them. Absolutely delicious! Their crackers weren't too sweet and the flavors we not too over powering. Though they were thin crackers Max and I found ways to use them. Chocolate ones in coffee ice cream. Cinnamon in my morning daily hot cocoa. Graham with a bit of Nutella. Also Caramel for cheeses. Great for kid's snack and every and any time of the day snack. Thanks 34 Degrees!

34 Degrees uses natural ingredients and bake their crackers wafer thin at 34°. Sydney, Australia, which is thirty four degrees the latitude of Sydney and where the company Founder Craig Lieberman attended grad school. That's how they got their name! They make five savory varieties: Natural, Sesame, Cracked Pepper, Rosemary, and Whole Grain. Also for their four sweet varieties: Caramel, Chocolate, Cinnamon, and Graham.


Giveaway

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Make sure to check out the 34 Degrees website! Keep connected with 34 Degrees by following them on Twitter and liking them on Facebook. And for more information join their mailing list.

One of my lucky followers will get a chance to win a package of 34 Degrees Sweet Crackers! This giveaway is open to US, Canada, and International residents and 18 years of age and older. Ends Tuesday, October 16th, 2012.

Disclosure: I received no compensation for this publication. My opinions are my own and may differ from those of your own. This Mom Said What is not responsible for sponsor prize shipment.