Slump Day

It's the middle of the week, I am not too excited for my classes next term, and I really wish I had the courage to get a job.
For classes, I settled with Sustainability, Spanish, Philosophy, and Criminology/Criminal Justice. I wish I could have added a health class too but it was later in the day, it would cost more money, and that would really take out my wish for a job.

Anyways, I had to wake up early for registration to be sure I got what I wanted, so then I went back to bed for a little nap... Which ended up kind of long, so I had some another grab-and-go style breakfast.

(However, I have decided that I am going to post all of the things that I eat during the day in my day posts, but my reviews of snacks in other posts.)
This morning I choose yet another Lance Sandwich Crackers and a granola bar, but these two were both new to me.

First I devoured some Lance ToastChee Crackers with Real Peanut Butter.

Next, I needed a little sweet to calm the saltiness from the crackers and I ate a FiberPlus Antioxidants Chocolate Chip Chewy Bar, which ended up overcompensating the saltiness.

Last I went to a long day of class, even though two and a half hours is not long, today it felt like it. This was because during the walks I have to take before and in between my classes, it was pouring so it was a wet and cold day. When my sister, Kerby, and I got back, we just wanted to get in some comfy sweats, watch tv, and have a warm lunch (plus I had a cup of tea).

This picture doesn't look appetizing, but it was a waffle fries and Trader Joe's Macaroni and Cheese kind of day. Plus I got caught up on Dance Moms.

 Once I reenergized, Kerby wanted cookies, and I thought, why not bake? So I whipped up the easiest kind I know like the back of my hand.

Warm Russian Tea Cakes out of the oven are perfectly comforting on a rainy day.

After working on my online class all afternoon, while watching tv, the day just flew by. However, my grandma brought be a slice of pizza.

I love Pizzicato Cheese Pizza because it is plain and gooey, plus they swear to use only good and healthy ingredients, which is a plus in my book. (This picture does not do it justice though as I picked off some tomato chunks before remembering to take a pic...)

Now I am going to call it a night and watch the classic Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory with some cookies.

Lance ToastChee Crackers with Real Peanut Butter Review

I love to have snacks around the house that I can grab and dash out the door to school. I always find it necessary to have some that aren't sweet because I don't love sweets every morning (granola bars, fruit snacks, etc. are always easy to grab and go, but they are all so sweet).
A great salty option are sandwich style crackers and Lance ToastChee Crackers with Real Peanut Butter are what I tried today. (I apologize for the blurry picture, but I was eating in the car).

In a package of ToastChee Crackers with peanut butter, you get six orange, cheese cracker with peanut butter middle sandwiches, for 210 calories.
The first thing that is obvious is the bright orange color which I find off putting as well as it makes me expect a strong, pungent cheese flavor. However, this was not the case, instead they just had a slight tang that just barely let you know that it was not a basic butter cracker. Also, it did not have the texture of the buttery crackers of the Lance Toasty Crackers with Real Peanut Butter that I had yesterday.
The peanut butter was the same though as it was gritty. There is not much peanut butter in there in relation to the massive crackers.

Pros: Love the peanut butter and the portability.
Cons: Cracker was an odd flavor and I wish there was more peanut butter.

Taste: 4/10
Texture: 6/10
Quantity for Calories: 7/10
Overall: 6/10

I would say overall that they are great as a quick salty snack that will keep you satisfied for a couple of hours, but in the spectrum of sandwich crackers, they are in the lover half.