Skyflakes?

[Memimck1]

Has anyone ever tried skyflakes crackers

Apparently their really big I the phillapines.

Are they salty tasting, are they easy to eat, are they big in size?

Are they good when your feeling nauseous?

Reviews please 😊

[TheAwfulToad]

They're rather like cream crackers, except with more chemicals and less actual nutrition. They taste bland and starchy. I would avoid them like the plague.

Many products sold in the Philippines contain so little real food that they would be illegal to sell anywhere else: the first three ingredients on most products are sugar, starch, oil, and/or water. Condensed Milk, for example, has 'powdered milk' around item 4 on the ingredients list; Tomato Ketchup has 'tomatoes' at number 3.

[Memimck1 in reply to TheAwfulToad]

Oh really, but there’s like no ingredients in them I don’t think any of them are illegal here. and I heard they were given to people when they had stomach bugs or when they were hospital suffering from ulcers etc. Because they soaked up stomach acid and helped with nausea, is this not true? I’m looking for something that’s extremely bland for me to eat as I have emetophobia

[TheAwfulToad in reply to Memimck1]

I was just pointing out that the Philippines is a big market for junk food because there are few if any regulations about labelling, quality, or nutritional value. For example you can't sell something as 'tomato ketchup' in most of the world unless tomatoes are the main ingredient.

The country has one of the world's highest rates of diet-related illnesses. Basically, anything that's popular here should be treated with a bit of suspicion!

I agree with happycook: try to address the root cause of your problem - a clinical psychologist may be able to help. If you really think bland food is for you, go with andyswarbs plant-based diet.