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multigrain sandwich thins were a favorite of mine for years. For some reason the count has gone from 8 to 6 and the packaging changed from a zip lock bag to a box. Also the packaging says new recipe. What was wrong with the old recipe? Big fail here as far as I'm concerned the 6 count change was enough to keep me from buying this product.

I looked up keto thins from Arnold's and this is what popped up. so clearly Walmart does not carry it but they do at the Shop rite and the keto thins were excellent. they didn't get soggy and they had good flavor and texture. I did toast both sides of each half.

just a perfect size as I cut the whole bread in 1/2 and just eat a 1/2 sandwich and just right

Multigrain is the worst of the sandwich thins of Arnold. Last time you substituted with Honey Wheat, which is equal to whole wheat but has a few more calories. Honey Wheat is an acceptable substitute but not Multigrains.

These are very thin, but if you're on a diet and want a sammich, they're great. Lightly toast them, and I've found they hold up quite well in my packed lunches. They taste good, too!

I can't do without them. They are a part of my daily routine. Every morning for breakfast I need my multigrain sandwich thins. My only regret is that it's hard to find the multigrain one in some stores. I have to drive 20 miles to purchase them.

good value good taste well made buy again

yu didnt follow instructions

They changed the formula and put only six rolls in with way more calories… I stopped buying them!