Quixtar Offers New Healthy New Snack Alternative
ADA, Mich. (PRWEB) November 22, 2006 -- It's not surprising that, with their hectic lifestyles, Americans say convenience is their top motivation when making food choices. For many Americans, the need for effortless meals and snacks comes before the need for health and nutrition, which has led to the growing obesity epidemic in this country.
Quixtar introduces two new products that are healthy alternatives to traditional snacks, providing total convenience and taste while keeping calories in check. TRIM ADVANTAGEŽ CRUNCH ZONEŽ Snack Chips are perfect for the health-conscious adult who's constantly on-the-go. SEISMIC™ Super Snacks Pizza-flavored Puffs are a great tasting snack that kids love and parents can feel good about. Both products come in handy, individual, calorie-controlled packets.
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