Uncle Tobys Le Snak French Onion

Chemical taste – Chemical taste. Recent changes to packing and taste. The dip is oily and has a chemical after taste. Will not buy again

toxic – Strong chemical smell and taste. Was a favourite, bought 3 packs on special in the bin they go. Show details

Can’t eat – Bought my 3rd lot after binning the first two only to find they all the same. Different recipe an inedible as far as I’m concerned. Cheese is hard and very strong . No longer soft and creamy. Dissatisfied and very disappointed Show details

Stale biscuits – I always carry these for morning tea at work but was very disappointed at the last purchase when the whole box of biscuits were stale. When only purchased 2 days before at woolies Katoomba.

Changed product - for the worse – I haven't had these for a few months and then bought one pack yesterday. It looks like they changed the recipes. The biscuits are very different and now have poppy seeds in them???? And the cheese seems too soft and watery. Just doesn't taste right. Used to be a family favourite snack for decades, now I'm going to stop buying it.

Just as great as I remember! – I ate these when I was at primary school, and had a craving almost 15 years later to discover that these are just as good as I remember. I live in New York now, and have my friends bring boxes over whenever they come to visit. Crackers are perfectly crunchy, and cheese is spreadable and the perfect portion.

Le Snak is le quintessential lunchtime snak – To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Le Snak. The flavor is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of the oral muscles most of the palatte will go over a typical consumer's tastebuds. There's the delectable gamut of Uncle Toby's inviting flavors, which is deftly woven Le Snak's unique characterisation - their internal… Read more

chemistry draws heavily from Guy Fieri literature, for instance. Le fans understand this stuff; they have the digestive capacity to truly appreciate the nuance, to realize that they're not just tasty- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Le Snak truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the meaning in it's existencial catchphrase "Powered by Oats," which itself is a cryptic reference to Turgenev's Russian epic Fathers and Sons I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Uncle Toby's genius unfolds itself in their mouths. What fools... how I pity them.

Foil too thin – Have been a big fan of Le Snak until they changed the foil packaging. Way too thin now and can't be removed without splitting no matter how careful you are. No one should have to dip their fingers into the cheese just to remove the foil!

Still good but packaging is now cheap – Still tastes great but recently looks like Uncle Tobys went cheap on the foil packaging which now is super thin and tears on trying to open the packet leaving behind strips of foil or strips of plastic where it even separates from that.

Exemplary biscuits, have never tasted better – Almost as good as salt and vinegar chips, these French onions give me a true taste sensation. It's like I'm crying on the Eiffel tower, but I'm really just eating French Onion Le Snak.

Why change – I brought le snaks all the time for the kids lunches why did you change the cheese the kids hate it now so I don't buy them anymore

Terrible! – I use to eat Le Snaks all the time back in school now I am eating one after five years and it's disgusting. The texture of the cheese is not smooth and the crackers taste stale.