Woolworths Thin Rice Cakes Sour Cream & Chives 125g
Woolworths Thin Rice Cakes Sour Cream & Chives 125g
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Woolworths Thin Rice Cakes Sour Cream & Chives 125g
Woolworths Thin Rice Cakes Sour Cream & Chives 125g
Woolworths Thin Rice Cakes Sour Cream & Chives 125g
Last updated at 12/05/2026 00:28:53
Woolworths Sour Cream & Chives Thin Brown Rice Cakes (125g)
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Good alternative to bread and crackers. Picked up this sample the other day, Mr prefers this flavour. While I prefer the Multi Grain one, cost is $1. 65 which from what I could see is the cheapest one in the Rice Cake range. The dearest one being $2. 70, so there good value. Only made with 21% Australian ingredients and they are made in Australia, so feel the % of ingredients should be a lot higher than that. At least over 75%. You can see the thinness of them in this photo. I spread some of our home made Zhoug on (recipe is on Bunch) followed by some Hummus. Was so yummy and I gave Mr a taste, he ended up finishing the one I gave him. He loved it so much that he made another one for him, with a very thick layer of Zhoug. (it's very hot and has 500g of red chillis ... MoreGood alternative to bread and crackers. Picked up this sample the other day, Mr prefers this flavour. While I prefer the Multi Grain one, cost is $1. 65 which from what I could see is the cheapest one in the Rice Cake range. The dearest one being $2. 70, so there good value. Only made with 21% Australian ingredients and they are made in Australia, so feel the % of ingredients should be a lot higher than that. At least over 75%. You can see the thinness of them in this photo. I spread some of our home made Zhoug on (recipe is on Bunch) followed by some Hummus. Was so yummy and I gave Mr a taste, he ended up finishing the one I gave him. He loved it so much that he made another one for him, with a very thick layer of Zhoug. (it's very hot and has 500g of red chillis in it) I couldn't even eat that much, my head would blow off. Having them like this I even liked them, on one side you can see the sour cream & chive flavour. And I felt that it just gave a subtle flavour to the rice cake, and a nice soft crunch. Have had before with Avo on and again with Hummus and some tuna slices on top, a lovely item for a quick and easy lunch or snack. Will continue to purchase.
originally posted on woolworths.com.au
Tasty alternative Snack. These are a delicious tasty snack if you enjoy the flavour of sour cream and chives. It is lightly dusted with that flavouring on one side of the rice cake. As a rice cake, it is puffed brown rice formed to make the cake. I was surprised that it was brown rice and tasted very similar to the white rice cakes, so I would not hesitate to choose the brown rice option over the white rice option for the extra fibre and nutrition (although there isn't much). They have 11. 3% fat so they are not the healthiest of snacks but compared to other munchies like chips and cheezels I find them a very good alternative. When rice cakes first came onto the market the only option available were twice as thick and I much prefer these thinner varieties as they ... MoreTasty alternative Snack. These are a delicious tasty snack if you enjoy the flavour of sour cream and chives. It is lightly dusted with that flavouring on one side of the rice cake. As a rice cake, it is puffed brown rice formed to make the cake. I was surprised that it was brown rice and tasted very similar to the white rice cakes, so I would not hesitate to choose the brown rice option over the white rice option for the extra fibre and nutrition (although there isn't much). They have 11. 3% fat so they are not the healthiest of snacks but compared to other munchies like chips and cheezels I find them a very good alternative. When rice cakes first came onto the market the only option available were twice as thick and I much prefer these thinner varieties as they can be very dry and tasteless. I don't like putting toppings on these cakes as I don't like the combination although I have tried peanut butter on the plain ones and they are delicious. I will definitely be buying these again.
originally posted on woolworths.com.au
Needs More Chives. Firstly, I'll let you know that I don't like rice cakes I can appreciate that some people use them to lose weight or they might even like the taste These weren't as bad as some I've had. I like that there's sour cream and chives but it's only the tiniest hint of flavour that's difficult to detect. These could be much better with more chives added instead of the paltry 0. 1% They were crisp and fresh from being in the foil package inside the plastic pack but still had a rather bland taste. They're made in Australia from at least 21% Aussie ingredients I did notice that the Sunrice rice cakes are made in Australia from 100% Aussie ingredients, and are cheaper on special than these so the WW ones aren't particularly great value. Also, the Sunrice ... MoreNeeds More Chives. Firstly, I'll let you know that I don't like rice cakes I can appreciate that some people use them to lose weight or they might even like the taste These weren't as bad as some I've had. I like that there's sour cream and chives but it's only the tiniest hint of flavour that's difficult to detect. These could be much better with more chives added instead of the paltry 0. 1% They were crisp and fresh from being in the foil package inside the plastic pack but still had a rather bland taste. They're made in Australia from at least 21% Aussie ingredients I did notice that the Sunrice rice cakes are made in Australia from 100% Aussie ingredients, and are cheaper on special than these so the WW ones aren't particularly great value. Also, the Sunrice brown rice cakes have much less sugar and a 4 star health rating while these have a 3 star health rating. I like that the packaging shows a shot of the actual thickness of the rice cakes because some people would appreciate that information Did you know that there's a product warning from Sunrice? stating that: "Rice Cakes may ignite if heated in a toaster or grill. " So, don't heat them in a toaster or grill! Unless you're hoping for a handsome fireman to come and help you Do that at your own risk! Tiny bits crumbled off the rice cakes in the packaging and on the plate as they were being eaten but overall they provided a good base for the tasty topping which was Avocado, Deep Cove Red Salmon and Thomas Dux Fetta. I appreciate the sample, thanks @bunchteam but I wouldn't buy these. In my photo if you look really closely you might be able to see the faintest hint of chives in the rice cakes
| Serving Size | 25g |
Woolworths Sour Cream & Chives Thin Brown Rice Cakes (125g)
Same-day delivery on orders of $10+
Good alternative to bread and crackers. Picked up this sample the other day, Mr prefers this flavour. While I prefer the Multi Grain one, cost is $1. 65 which from what I could see is the cheapest one in the Rice Cake range. The dearest one being $2. 70, so there good value. Only made with 21% Australian ingredients and they are made in Australia, so feel the % of ingredients should be a lot higher than that. At least over 75%. You can see the thinness of them in this photo. I spread some of our home made Zhoug on (recipe is on Bunch) followed by some Hummus. Was so yummy and I gave Mr a taste, he ended up finishing the one I gave him. He loved it so much that he made another one for him, with a very thick layer of Zhoug. (it's very hot and has 500g of red chillis ... MoreGood alternative to bread and crackers. Picked up this sample the other day, Mr prefers this flavour. While I prefer the Multi Grain one, cost is $1. 65 which from what I could see is the cheapest one in the Rice Cake range. The dearest one being $2. 70, so there good value. Only made with 21% Australian ingredients and they are made in Australia, so feel the % of ingredients should be a lot higher than that. At least over 75%. You can see the thinness of them in this photo. I spread some of our home made Zhoug on (recipe is on Bunch) followed by some Hummus. Was so yummy and I gave Mr a taste, he ended up finishing the one I gave him. He loved it so much that he made another one for him, with a very thick layer of Zhoug. (it's very hot and has 500g of red chillis in it) I couldn't even eat that much, my head would blow off. Having them like this I even liked them, on one side you can see the sour cream & chive flavour. And I felt that it just gave a subtle flavour to the rice cake, and a nice soft crunch. Have had before with Avo on and again with Hummus and some tuna slices on top, a lovely item for a quick and easy lunch or snack. Will continue to purchase.
Tasty alternative Snack. These are a delicious tasty snack if you enjoy the flavour of sour cream and chives. It is lightly dusted with that flavouring on one side of the rice cake. As a rice cake, it is puffed brown rice formed to make the cake. I was surprised that it was brown rice and tasted very similar to the white rice cakes, so I would not hesitate to choose the brown rice option over the white rice option for the extra fibre and nutrition (although there isn't much). They have 11. 3% fat so they are not the healthiest of snacks but compared to other munchies like chips and cheezels I find them a very good alternative. When rice cakes first came onto the market the only option available were twice as thick and I much prefer these thinner varieties as they ... MoreTasty alternative Snack. These are a delicious tasty snack if you enjoy the flavour of sour cream and chives. It is lightly dusted with that flavouring on one side of the rice cake. As a rice cake, it is puffed brown rice formed to make the cake. I was surprised that it was brown rice and tasted very similar to the white rice cakes, so I would not hesitate to choose the brown rice option over the white rice option for the extra fibre and nutrition (although there isn't much). They have 11. 3% fat so they are not the healthiest of snacks but compared to other munchies like chips and cheezels I find them a very good alternative. When rice cakes first came onto the market the only option available were twice as thick and I much prefer these thinner varieties as they can be very dry and tasteless. I don't like putting toppings on these cakes as I don't like the combination although I have tried peanut butter on the plain ones and they are delicious. I will definitely be buying these again.
Needs More Chives. Firstly, I'll let you know that I don't like rice cakes I can appreciate that some people use them to lose weight or they might even like the taste These weren't as bad as some I've had. I like that there's sour cream and chives but it's only the tiniest hint of flavour that's difficult to detect. These could be much better with more chives added instead of the paltry 0. 1% They were crisp and fresh from being in the foil package inside the plastic pack but still had a rather bland taste. They're made in Australia from at least 21% Aussie ingredients I did notice that the Sunrice rice cakes are made in Australia from 100% Aussie ingredients, and are cheaper on special than these so the WW ones aren't particularly great value. Also, the Sunrice ... MoreNeeds More Chives. Firstly, I'll let you know that I don't like rice cakes I can appreciate that some people use them to lose weight or they might even like the taste These weren't as bad as some I've had. I like that there's sour cream and chives but it's only the tiniest hint of flavour that's difficult to detect. These could be much better with more chives added instead of the paltry 0. 1% They were crisp and fresh from being in the foil package inside the plastic pack but still had a rather bland taste. They're made in Australia from at least 21% Aussie ingredients I did notice that the Sunrice rice cakes are made in Australia from 100% Aussie ingredients, and are cheaper on special than these so the WW ones aren't particularly great value. Also, the Sunrice brown rice cakes have much less sugar and a 4 star health rating while these have a 3 star health rating. I like that the packaging shows a shot of the actual thickness of the rice cakes because some people would appreciate that information Did you know that there's a product warning from Sunrice? stating that: "Rice Cakes may ignite if heated in a toaster or grill. " So, don't heat them in a toaster or grill! Unless you're hoping for a handsome fireman to come and help you Do that at your own risk! Tiny bits crumbled off the rice cakes in the packaging and on the plate as they were being eaten but overall they provided a good base for the tasty topping which was Avocado, Deep Cove Red Salmon and Thomas Dux Fetta. I appreciate the sample, thanks @bunchteam but I wouldn't buy these. In my photo if you look really closely you might be able to see the faintest hint of chives in the rice cakes
So Crunchy & fresh! These crunchy rice cakes hold their shape really well and don’t crumble - even as you eat them. Hardly a crumb left on my bib!5 cakes contribute 46% of the 48g whole grain Daily Target Intake, very impressive!The first cake I tested was overpoweringly salty, which I think may be caused by the 7% seasonings listed 2nd to brown rice on the ingredients list. My husband had one and didn’t like the salt flavour either. He was hungry at the time, but not interested in having more. I tried another cake and it didn’t have as much seasoning and was at least palatable, but still had excessive salt. For this reason I give it 3 stars, and I will stay with the plain cakes, as I need to monitor my daily salt intake. Packaging is excellent - foil inside that I ... MoreSo Crunchy & fresh! These crunchy rice cakes hold their shape really well and don’t crumble - even as you eat them. Hardly a crumb left on my bib!5 cakes contribute 46% of the 48g whole grain Daily Target Intake, very impressive!The first cake I tested was overpoweringly salty, which I think may be caused by the 7% seasonings listed 2nd to brown rice on the ingredients list. My husband had one and didn’t like the salt flavour either. He was hungry at the time, but not interested in having more. I tried another cake and it didn’t have as much seasoning and was at least palatable, but still had excessive salt. For this reason I give it 3 stars, and I will stay with the plain cakes, as I need to monitor my daily salt intake. Packaging is excellent - foil inside that I seal by reusing the plastic sealer with date to keep it fresh. Then the outer illustrated plastic can be returned to the store for recycling. Shades of green chives immediately appeal to the eye on the shelf, with added detail of cake thickness a great indicator of their size. I plan to serve them with sliced avocado & pepper when we have visitors pop in unexpectedly, to use them up. Maybe I will acquire a taste for them?Appreciate the opportunity to try these, but will stick with the plain cakes and add my own flavours thank you.
Thoroughly Enjoyable. I spotted these easily enough in the rice cracker section and happily surprised to see only $1. 65 price point for these. The flavour of Sour Cream & Chives clearly written on the plastic bag and a pic showing how thick they actually are!The colouring of the bag is appealing with picture showing serving idea. These are gluten free and do have a few numbers written in the ingredients list!Made in Australia from at least 21% Aust ingredients! ..... obviously the brown rice is sourced from overseas! I do hope we can get rice production levels up here in this country so this can be sourced locally. They have a 3 HSR and come come foiled for freshness with a good UBD (before opened) Once opened store in an airtight container. I wrapped a rubber band ... MoreThoroughly Enjoyable. I spotted these easily enough in the rice cracker section and happily surprised to see only $1. 65 price point for these. The flavour of Sour Cream & Chives clearly written on the plastic bag and a pic showing how thick they actually are!The colouring of the bag is appealing with picture showing serving idea. These are gluten free and do have a few numbers written in the ingredients list!Made in Australia from at least 21% Aust ingredients! ..... obviously the brown rice is sourced from overseas! I do hope we can get rice production levels up here in this country so this can be sourced locally. They have a 3 HSR and come come foiled for freshness with a good UBD (before opened) Once opened store in an airtight container. I wrapped a rubber band around the foil top!These have a delicious coating on one side of sour cream & chives powder. These are fresh and full of flavour. Light but satisfying. A great bread or cracker alternative we both really enjoyed these and will be buying again!Certainly a great addition to the camping larder!Thanks for this enjoyable sample Bunch n
Execution poor - Thin foam-like powdery discs. I was looking forward to these, I love me a good sour cream and chives snack, but I was pretty disappointed to be honest. Execution just didn't seem quite right. I had the first one I tried and something wasn't quite right and it niggled me as I chomped through it, so I tried a second, and it struck me that it felt like I was eating foam/polystyrene!The texture/sensation wasn't the same as other brands of rice cakes and my expectations at all. Flavour wise, it was pretty one-dimension, and it was a heavy layer of flavouring powder, which if you bit into it from the wrong side on your tongue, until you started to get chewing, you got no flavouring at all, which probably contributed to why I felt like it was eating foam. ... MoreExecution poor - Thin foam-like powdery discs. I was looking forward to these, I love me a good sour cream and chives snack, but I was pretty disappointed to be honest. Execution just didn't seem quite right. I had the first one I tried and something wasn't quite right and it niggled me as I chomped through it, so I tried a second, and it struck me that it felt like I was eating foam/polystyrene!The texture/sensation wasn't the same as other brands of rice cakes and my expectations at all. Flavour wise, it was pretty one-dimension, and it was a heavy layer of flavouring powder, which if you bit into it from the wrong side on your tongue, until you started to get chewing, you got no flavouring at all, which probably contributed to why I felt like it was eating foam. The flavour was just a note of sourness, and while you could 'smell' the chive/allium scent, it held no such flavour profile at all. Perhaps I'm too spoilt on things like pringles and the flavour profile there I was expecting? Maybe... In any case, not something I would get again in its current form.
Bin It! Woolies Select Thin Rice Cakes Sour Cream and Chives are easy to find, never out of stock, always there ready for you to pick up....... or in my case just keep on walking by! The packing is fine, not exciting but it is passable for what the item is, at $1. 65 you are not breaking the budget but you might be offending your taste buds once you open the packet... just throwing it out there! I have only ever eaten the soy and linseed thin rice cakes and they were just passable. I used to enjoy sprinkling cinnamon and brown sugar on top and throwing them into the oven and hoping that they would melt and crust up rather than catch on fire, thankfully I have yet to ever see a rice cake catch on fire! So this product was different to my norm that I enjoyed in the ... MoreBin It! Woolies Select Thin Rice Cakes Sour Cream and Chives are easy to find, never out of stock, always there ready for you to pick up....... or in my case just keep on walking by! The packing is fine, not exciting but it is passable for what the item is, at $1. 65 you are not breaking the budget but you might be offending your taste buds once you open the packet... just throwing it out there! I have only ever eaten the soy and linseed thin rice cakes and they were just passable. I used to enjoy sprinkling cinnamon and brown sugar on top and throwing them into the oven and hoping that they would melt and crust up rather than catch on fire, thankfully I have yet to ever see a rice cake catch on fire! So this product was different to my norm that I enjoyed in the past. I don't have too much to say as I couldn't really eat half of one. The smell was foul, the taste was foul and I couldn't go through with eating more than half a rice cake. I tried to get my partner to give it a go and he ran away. Each rice cake was half naked and the other half coated in thick flavouring. I can not stomach sour cream and chives chips or crackers so I felt like I was being punished by trying to consume sour cream and chives rice cakes. I seriously would burn all of the stock and go back to basics as flavouring rice cakes should be done on an as need basis when you are prepping them up with your toppings and not at the factory. I am skipping this item.
Tasty Brown Rice Cakes. These rice cakes were easy to find on the shelf in their light green packaging. I was surprised that they were so tasty as I am not really into rice crackers, finding them rather bland. These have lots of flavour containing sour cream powder and herbs (only small amounts). They have a light crunchy texture and they are really good with cottage cheese and sliced tomato. They are gluten free, so a nice change from the eating a sandwich for lunch if this is your usual go to lunch. On the down side quite a few of the cakes were broken in the packet, which earnt the product a loss of a star which was disappointing. And another star was lost due to the lack of Australian ingredient's, a measly 21%, on the plus side the product is made in Australia. ... MoreTasty Brown Rice Cakes. These rice cakes were easy to find on the shelf in their light green packaging. I was surprised that they were so tasty as I am not really into rice crackers, finding them rather bland. These have lots of flavour containing sour cream powder and herbs (only small amounts). They have a light crunchy texture and they are really good with cottage cheese and sliced tomato. They are gluten free, so a nice change from the eating a sandwich for lunch if this is your usual go to lunch. On the down side quite a few of the cakes were broken in the packet, which earnt the product a loss of a star which was disappointing. And another star was lost due to the lack of Australian ingredient's, a measly 21%, on the plus side the product is made in Australia. No artificial colours flavours or preservatives so this is a big plus 89% Brown rice (which would not be grown in Australia) and the price is $1. 65 per packet which is a fair price for the product. I appreciate the opportunity to sample this product, but rice cakes not really my thing. Thanks a bunch for the sample, but this product is not for me.
Great snack for the kids. I always try to remind myself with these samples that it is important for me to remember to compare them with the name brand product, and evaluate it accordingly. That said, I hold Woolies to a higher standard with the sourcing of ingredients, because their extensive network of Australian suppliers should make it relatively easy to get the ingredients here. Apparently, only 21% of the ingredients are Australian - surely we can do better than that?Other than the sourcing, I find these every bit as tasty as the name brand ones, and significantly cheaper. We are not big snack people in my house - we don't tend to eat between meals. However, on the rare occasion that the kids get hungry, something shelf stable that they find tasty is great, and ... MoreGreat snack for the kids. I always try to remind myself with these samples that it is important for me to remember to compare them with the name brand product, and evaluate it accordingly. That said, I hold Woolies to a higher standard with the sourcing of ingredients, because their extensive network of Australian suppliers should make it relatively easy to get the ingredients here. Apparently, only 21% of the ingredients are Australian - surely we can do better than that?Other than the sourcing, I find these every bit as tasty as the name brand ones, and significantly cheaper. We are not big snack people in my house - we don't tend to eat between meals. However, on the rare occasion that the kids get hungry, something shelf stable that they find tasty is great, and these fit the bill. If your kids like rice cakes, then go for it, save some money and buy these. That said, Woolies, can we source all the ingredients here? I'll give you that last little star...
Tasty snack but sodium is way too high. Great that they are made in Australia but surprised it is only "at least 21%" Australian ingredients. I normally get the branded corn thins and these are thicker than those. I like that they show the thickness on the packaging. The packaging is the stand foil bag within the outer plastic bag with a bread clip making it easy to seal/store. Just cut the inner foil bag down as consumed, twist the outer bag and seal with the clip to keep fresh. That said once you start on these it's hard to stop!There is enough flavour for them to be very tasty. On the down side there is way to much salt/sodium content 490mg/100g. Woolworths has the opportunity to decide/prescribe to manufacturers differences to incorporate in their products to ... MoreTasty snack but sodium is way too high. Great that they are made in Australia but surprised it is only "at least 21%" Australian ingredients. I normally get the branded corn thins and these are thicker than those. I like that they show the thickness on the packaging. The packaging is the stand foil bag within the outer plastic bag with a bread clip making it easy to seal/store. Just cut the inner foil bag down as consumed, twist the outer bag and seal with the clip to keep fresh. That said once you start on these it's hard to stop!There is enough flavour for them to be very tasty. On the down side there is way to much salt/sodium content 490mg/100g. Woolworths has the opportunity to decide/prescribe to manufacturers differences to incorporate in their products to differentiate them from the branded products. Given these are generally consumed by those health conscious it's a shame they didn't get the salt down to under 100mg. The extra is really not needed but we don't get the choice as all the products in on the shelf in this category are made the same way! Eat in moderation as a result or go for the plain ones and add a healthy topping. Not as convenient for a snack but if not worried about health may as well go for the chips ;-)
| Serving Size | 25g |
