gold fish vs. annie's cheddar bunnies

wanticecream · April 2010

Why do moms prefer Annie's? I looked-up the sodium content and it's pretty much the same. Is there are something else that makes them healthier or is it just a matte rof preference?

noah-bear · April 2010

I've never heard of Annies. Is it only in certain areas or stores?

JoeysLady · April 2010

Annie's are made with organic ingredients...I believe they are 80% organic (or so sayeth the box).

LipstickLibrarian · April 2010

Well, Annie's is organic (or some boxes say "80% organic") and I try to give DD as much organic food as I can. However, I did notice that the Annie's cheese crackers don't have any fiber in them, and DD really needs her fiber, so in this case, I've decided to buy the whole grain goldfish for her instead.

wanticecream · April 2010

noah-bear:
I've never heard of Annies. Is it only in certain areas or stores?

I read it in Cookie magazine (or Parents...I can't remember) and I've seen several moms on this board mention them.

wanticecream · April 2010

Oh so it's the organic part that's appealing. Got it! Thanks, ladies.

exhausted_bride · April 2010

Get a box of Goldfish then get a box of Annie's and compare the ingredients. You'll know what all the one's in Annie's are. Goldfish have a whole mess of junk in them. And lots of them have fiber. Not sure what pp is talking about. They make like 12 different bunny snacks and DS eats them all. Some have more fiber than others.

violetvirgo · April 2010

exhausted_bride:
Get a box of Goldfish then get a box of Annie's and compare the ingredients. You'll know what all the one's in Annie's are. Goldfish have a whole mess of junk in them. And lots of them have fiber. Not sure what pp is talking about. They make like 12 different bunny snacks and DS eats them all. Some have more fiber than others.

this. dd loves the graham cracker bunnies.