Amazon has 10-Count BARNUM'S Original Animal Crackers Snack Packs on sale for $3.75 - 5% with Subscribe & Save = $3.56. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon has 10-Count BARNUM'S Original Animal Crackers Snack Packs on sale for $3.75 - 5% with Subscribe & Save = $3.56. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Found weight on one of the pictures. 1oz. per pack, 10oz. total. No thanks at $3.55.
Or 35 cents per package, which if you are putting these into your obese child's school lunch, might be good value since it saves your lazy @$$ from having to make a healthy snack for your beloved child. It's all about convenience.
I just bought the 30-1 oz. packs from Costco on 9/26/26 for $9.99, which is their regular instore price. The outside box says "Labeled for Re-Sale" and is labeled as Nabisco "Barnum's Animals Crackers." The individual packs inside the Costco box include wording "Mini Crackers" which is also shown on the Amazon box. Not sure why the packaging says "Animals" instead of "Animal" crackers.
TLDR: The Amazon 10-pack version appears to be the exact Nabisco product as sold at Costco, except Costco sells the 30-pack. I keep a box in my vehicle. Surprisingly, these are somewhat filling and take the edge off when I'm tempted to drive-thru whatever fast food place catches my eye.
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The Nutrition Facts on the Costco box list the identical ingredients as the Amazon listing, except Costco includes "Contains a bioengineered food ingredient" (not shown in the Amazon photos). Both the Costco and the Amazon products indicate "Serving size 1 pack (28g). So both should be the same 1-oz. packs. Both are made by Mondelez International and say, "visit us at: snackworks.com."
Sams' Club sells these under their Members Mark brand, but they are Barnum Animal "Cookies." I actually like those a little bit better than the "crackers" version. However, the cookies are almost double the calories, fat, and sugar content of the crackers.
Costco online shows out of stock at my local store but are available at a different nearby Costco. Both Costco and Sam's Club have these in stock sporatically.
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If it was organic (not dried out Kirkland version) then I'd be interested.
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TLDR: The Amazon 10-pack version appears to be the exact Nabisco product as sold at Costco, except Costco sells the 30-pack. I keep a box in my vehicle. Surprisingly, these are somewhat filling and take the edge off when I'm tempted to drive-thru whatever fast food place catches my eye.
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The Nutrition Facts on the Costco box list the identical ingredients as the Amazon listing, except Costco includes "Contains a bioengineered food ingredient" (not shown in the Amazon photos). Both the Costco and the Amazon products indicate "Serving size 1 pack (28g). So both should be the same 1-oz. packs. Both are made by Mondelez International and say, "visit us at: snackworks.com."
Sams' Club sells these under their Members Mark brand, but they are Barnum Animal "Cookies." I actually like those a little bit better than the "crackers" version. However, the cookies are almost double the calories, fat, and sugar content of the crackers.
Costco online shows out of stock at my local store but are available at a different nearby Costco. Both Costco and Sam's Club have these in stock sporatically.
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