Quaker's Mini Delights Chocolatey Drizzle

While walking in to work today, I was given a free handout (which is always good): 2 90-calorie bags of Quaker's Mini Delights Chocolatey Drizzle.

My coworker had actually gotten the exact same free sample a few weeks ago, but it was during Passover, so I couldn't try them (stupid grains). So I was really excited to get my own!

According to the bag, they are "Bite Sized Light Crispy Multigrain Cakes" (that enter description is [sic]!).

Bite-sized indeed! As you can see from the picture, they are about the size of 1/3 of my finger. Not that this is bad. Bite-sized means easier snacking!

There is quite a lot of Chocolatey Drizzle on 1 side of each cake (aka wafer). Again, see the picture. I did 2 wafers - so you can see each side. (I apologize for the pictures - they were taken with my camera phone.)

Good amount of chocolate balanced nicely with the crispiness of the "cake." A few are stuck together like Siamese twins - I think maybe the chocolate melted a bit? They are crispy & crunchy, but with a nice chewyness to them.

They are only 2 Weight Watcher points per bag and there are a decent amount per bag (I should have counted how many, but oh well)! Since I am currently eating them, I can't tell how long they will last in my tummy for, but I like the fact that there are a lot of mini snackable items, rather than 1 large snack. That means the eating takes longer and is more fun!

I don't know if I'd buy these - I probably would if I saw them and they were reasonably priced. I feel like they won't be TOO filling, because the cake part is rather light. But we'll see!