Good Thins
Good Thins Overview
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Good Thins has 1.3 star rating based on 2 customer reviews. Consumers are mostly dissatisfied.
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Pros: Cheese wedge, Gluten free, Good flavor.
Cons: Broken in box, Always smashed.Recent recommendations regarding this business are as follows: "don't buy".
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Not happy
I bought a box of Good Thins mixed seed crackers for company tonight ( purchased at Publix in Estero, Florida). Seriously, I am NOT happy - 95% of the box is shards of crackers, soooo broken into BITS! I no longer have the slip from Publix, so cant bring them back!
- Gluten free
- Broken in box
Preferred solution: Coupon for free box - NOT broken!
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Verified ReviewerDissatisfied
Crackers are usually broken into 1 quarter wafer making unusable for dip, cheese etc.style="background-color:
- Cheese wedge
- Good for dips
- Good flavor
- Always smashed
- Broken in box
Preferred solution: Full refund
User's recommendation: don't buy
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Verified ReviewerNew good thins
These are not as good as old ones.. nice job lets take away the fiber and add more salt!
I used to recommend these to my gluten eating friends too..they loved them! Not any more.
Us gluten free people dont have as many choices as the other folks! 
Preferred solution: Go back to old recipes
Good thins
I have purchased two boxes in two different stores of the good thins white cheddar and obviously somebody left off the cheddar not too happy
Good Thins Oat & Flax are getting impossible to find
I love your Good Thins Oat & Flax crackers. I've tried almost every flavor of your Good Thins since I love very thin crackers, but Oat & Flax is by far the best. The problem is that I'm having trouble fi di g that flavor. My husband has had to drive all over Chattanooga, Tn. trying to find that flavor since I eat them EVERY night. I'd love to buy a case of them from you since only Food City seems to carry that flavor! Please don't tell me you are not going to continue to make that flavor...please! Let me know how to order that flavor online and I'll buy a case.
Thank you,
Lynda Weidner
423-902-****
Murfner@***.com
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I agree completely. The New Veggie Blend with Rice is especially bad. Used to be their best.
the new goodthins are pretty much gluten free now. Not all people are gluten free.
Would of been nice to keep some of the regular goodthins. As far as having these for weight watchers , sometimes "we" have to watch, just became things are gluten free, not necessarily lower in calories.