Honey cinnamon sweet thins made with simple ingredients.
Simple Mills Honey Cinnamon Sweet Thins are made with a seed and nut flour blend of watermelon seeds, sunflower seeds, flax seeds, and cashews. Sized for feel-good snacking, you can indulge in snack time (and feel good about it!) with these gluten-free cookie thins anytime you have a cookie craving. Simple Mills Honey Cinnamon Sweet Thins are sweetened with coconut sugar and honey. Made with only purposeful ingredients and nothing artificial ever, these crunchy honey cinnamon cookies are Non-GMO Project Verified, certified gluten-free, grain-free, corn-free, gum-free, and paleo-friendly. Feel what good food can do with Simple Mills Seed and Nut Flour Sweet Thins.
- Honey cinnamon cookies thins made with a seed and nut flour blend of watermelon seeds, sunflower seeds, flax seeds, and cashews
- Sweetened with coconut sugar and honey
- Snack-sized crunchy honey cinnamon cookies
- Pair with ice cream or enjoy on their own
- Non-GMO Project Verified
- Certified gluten-free, grain-free, corn-free, gum-free, and paleo-friendly
- You’ll also love Simple Mills gluten free crackers, bars, and baking mixes
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Michelle –
Great flavor!
These taste amazing! You can’t even tell they are gluten free! They are a little pricey for what you get. Would be nice if they put more in the box. But great to have as a treat every now and then
Sagin80 –
Super yummy
These are so awesome! I ate them with pumpkin pie cream cheese. Just wish box was bigger.
Chris –
HOW?!
How are these so good, but also an alternative to the “good” stuff? LOVE THESE! Fresh and not all broken into pieces. Definitely recommend!
Carrie –
Yummy!
So nice to have a taste cookie that is minimal processing and not white sugar or white flour! I’m looking forward to using them for graham cracker crust replacements in deserts. Thank you.
Tina –
Good but Pricey
i love the fact that they’re minimally processed and delicious. they remind me of cinnamon Teddy Graham’s. the draw back is they’re pricey with a half-filled small bag. and to top it off, there’s mostly broken, crumb pieces. so i don’t know if they’re worth $5 per box. eith prices on everything becoming so astronomical, i guess each person would have to make that call as to it’s importance in the budget.