Amazon Prime Day Deal: Quaker Rice Crisps, 6 Flavor Variety Pack, 12 Count

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Amazon Prime Day Deal: Quaker Rice Crisps, 6 Flavor Variety Pack, 12 Count

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Right now Amazon Prime members can grab this Quaker Rice Crisps, 6 Flavor Variety Pack, 12 Count at their lowest price ever- under $16!

  • Includes 12 (3oz) bags of Quaker Rice Crisps, 2 bags each of Caramel, Sweet & Spicy Chili, Sour Cream & Onion, Buttermilk Ranch, Apple Cinnamon, & Cheddar flavors
  • Get acquainted with six of our most delicious sweet & savory flavors all made with irresistible airy, crispy rice
  • Gluten Free with 11-15 grams of whole grains per serving
  • Popped. Never fried.
  • Try topping with peanut butter, fruits & Vegetables, cheese, your favorite dips, and more

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