Wheat Thins ingredients: what's banned overseas?
Parent company: Mondelez International
About Wheat Thins
Wheat Thins is a whole grain wheat cracker produced by Mondelez International and sold at most US grocery chains, mass retailers, and club stores. The brand has been a staple US cracker since 1947, marketed as a lighter, whole grain snacking option. Multiple flavored varieties exist including Toasted Sesame, Hint of Salt, and Tomato Herb.
Common concerns with Wheat Thins products
Wheat Thins contain BHT as a packaging preservative and TBHQ in some flavored varieties. High-fructose corn syrup has been an ingredient in certain formulations, contributing to added sugar concerns. Some varieties contain dried sour cream or artificial flavors. While marketed as a 'whole grain' snack, the combination of BHT, processed oils, and added sugars makes Wheat Thins a modestly flagged product.
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