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Oscar Meyer LunchablesAll the Oscar Meyer Cracker Stackers Lunchables that we came across are high in saturated fat and sodium and use partially hydrogenated oils. It's hard to believe, because this is essentially crackers, deli meat, and cheese, but it looks like it's better to make this at home, as the convenience is just not worth the nutritional slaughter. Below are the nutrition facts for sodium, cholesterol, saturated and trans fat for just a few Cracker Stacker products.


Cracker StackerSodium (% RDA)Saturated Fat (%)Trans Fat (g)Cholesterol
Cracker Combo Ham & Cheddar67%45%1g15%
Turkey, Chicken, Swiss & Cheddar Deluxe 68%45%1g22%
Cracker Combo Turkey & Cheddar60%45%1g15%
Turkey & Cheddar31%35%0.5g15%
Fat free Turkey & Cheddar50%23%0.5g10%
Turkey & American38%45%0g15%
Ham and American35%40%0.517%
Lean Ham and Cheddar44%25%012%
Lean Ham and Cheddar44%25%012%
Low Fat Ham and Swiss39%25%010%
Bologna and American33%35%018%
Bologna and American37%45%020%

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