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Bring Back Original Vegetable Thins, Nabisco
Posted Tue April 29, 2008 12:00 pm, by Wendell C. written to Nabisco, Inc.
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Since I was a child, I have loved Vegetable Thins. Recently, I bought Vegetable Thins, noting from the package, "Great New Recipe." Well, they do NOT taste like the Vegetable Thins I know and love. Additionally, part of the fun of Vegetable Thins was the different vegetable shapes, which I see you discontinued all together.
I wish to inform you that I plan to no longer buy Vegetable Thins until they are restored to the tried and true recipe and vegetable shapes that made Vegetable Thins the product I loved.
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by ♪♪Venice♪♪ Posted Tue April 29, 2008 @ 10:43 PM
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I never liked Vegetable Thins, but my son used to love them. However, he agrees with you on both points.. taste and shapes.
If the elimination of trans fats was the reason for the change in recipe, then it has failed in this product. Trans fats have been taken out of a lot of food items (Dunkin Donuts, for example) with no noticeable change in taste or texture. When the result is unsatisfactory to consumers, it's time for the company to rethink its decision and either go back to the original recipe or discontinue the item.
Maybe if Nabisco gets enough negative feedback, they'll go back to the old recipe and shapes of the Vegetable Thins people know and love.
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by calm Posted Tue April 29, 2008 @ 7:53 PM
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but I still have memories of my aunt, who went out and bought several cases of Coke in case the new formula wasn't as good. It wasn't. She had enough to tide her family (plus me on occasion) over until they came out with Coke Classsic.
I get why companies feel the need to do these sorts of things, but it's frustrating when they change something and you really want what you were getting before.
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by Donno Posted Tue April 29, 2008 @ 5:19 PM
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It must be a transfat issue. I don't buy them often, but I noticed recently that a can of Pringles had barely a shadow of the flavor and texture I remember.
Maybe it was my taste buds or a bad batch, but I've noticed this with other goods in this family.
What price progress? My parents both lived healthy lives until 80+.
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I remember when they were discontinued and people were griping at me about it. I asked the Nabisco Rep about it and he told me they were reformulating it without Transfats.
So this is the product you get due to liberals in NY that felt the need to ban Transfats, and then it was picked up by the rest of the country.
Good Day
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