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Parker’s Pretzels | Chewsday Review

An adult favourite snack at every party I’ve ever been to, pretzels might make you thirsty but what about your toddler? Let’s take a look in today’s Chewsday Review…

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Parkers also do low salt pretzel minis which contain much less sodium, though coming in at 559 mg soduim/100 g they are still over the recommended amount. They come pre portioned in six 25g snack packs, so lots of packaging which is not great, but are a better option given the salt content.
There are a range of premium pretzel type snacks available in supermarkets which are not only much more expensive, but also just as high in salt, so no super healthy option here.
Brown rice crackers in no salt or low salt may be a better option if you are after a similar savoury snack and contain much less sodium and a good amount of fibre.