Annie’s Bunnies Nutrition | Snack-Smart Facts

Annie’s bunny snacks vary: grahams are 130 calories with 7g added sugar; cheddar crackers are 140 calories with 0g added sugar.

What You Get In A Handful

Parents reach for these bunny-shaped snacks because they’re simple, portionable, and familiar. The two most common lines sit in different buckets: sweet graham cookies and savory cheese crackers. That split drives calories, sugar, and sodium.

Popular Bunny Snacks — Nutrition Snapshot (Per Labeled Serving)

Product	Core Numbers	Notes
Organic Cheddar Bunnies	140 kcal · 260 mg sodium · 0 g added sugar	51 crackers per serving; baked cheese cracker.
Organic Friends Bunny Grahams	130 kcal · 90 mg sodium · 7 g added sugar	31 cookies per serving; mix of honey, chocolate, and chips.
Organic S’mores Bunny Grahams	130 kcal · 105 mg sodium · 7 g added sugar	31 cookies per serving; flavored graham.
Extra Cheesy Cheddar Bunnies	140 kcal · 180 mg sodium · 0 g added sugar	Tangier cheese profile; same 51-cracker serving.

Choosing Between Sweet And Savory

Cheddy crackers are the lower-sugar pick, landing at zero grams of added sugar per serving, while graham cookies bring about seven grams. Calories sit in a narrow band across both styles, so the big swing is sugars versus salt. If you’re packing school snacks, that trade-off matters.

Use the label to sanity-check the “% Daily Value” for sugars and sodium. The FDA’s added sugars label page shows how that line maps to a daily budget. The CDC’s added sugars recommendation keeps intake under 10% of daily calories.

Close Variant: Annie’s Bunny Snacks Nutrition Tips

Think in servings, not handfuls. A serving of cheese crackers lists fifty-one crackers; a serving of grahams lists thirty-one cookies. Counting isn’t fun, but a couple of handfuls can double the numbers quickly.

Calories: What Stays Consistent

Across the lineup you’ll see about 130–140 calories per serving. That’s roughly a kid-sized add-on next to lunch or milk. Because calories are close, your pick comes down to flavor and the sugar-salt balance your family prefers.

Sugars: Where Styles Diverge

Sweet flavors carry seven grams of total and added sugars per serving. That’s 14% Daily Value on the label. Spread those grams across the day by pairing with lower-sugar sides like fresh fruit, yogurt with no added sugar, or cheese sticks.

Sodium: The Savory Trade

Cheese crackers land around 180–260 milligrams of sodium per serving. That’s typical for baked cheese snacks. If lunch meat or soup is already salty, grahams might balance the day better.

Ingredients You’ll See Often

Graham cookies use organic wheat flour, a touch of honey or cane sugar, cocoa in chocolate flavors, and oils like expeller-pressed sunflower. Cheese crackers list organic wheat flour, real cheddar, and seasonings. Across both, you’ll spot “no high fructose corn syrup” and no synthetic colors on the brand pages.

Label-Reading Mini Playbook

Start With Serving Size

It anchors every other number. If you’re splitting a box between two lunchboxes, scan for the crackers-per-serving line and portion into small containers or snack bags.

Glance At Calories

Range check: about 130–140 calories per serving. That’s helpful when building a lunch that hits the right total without overshooting.

Scan Added Sugars

For graham flavors, you’ll see seven grams per serving. Kids two and up have a daily budget; public health guidance caps added sugars at less than ten percent of daily calories. Parents often use that budget to decide whether the sweet option fits on a given day.

Check Sodium

Cheese crackers bring a bit more salt than grahams. If the day already includes salty items, consider dialing back to a smaller pour or pick the sweeter option.

Portion Moves That Work

Snack Packs Versus Bowls

Pre-portioned pouches remove guesswork. If you’re pouring into a bowl, use a small cup and count once so you know what a serving looks like at home.

Pairings That Fit A Kid Plate

Match the snack with protein and produce. Cheese crackers plus apple slices and milk land well. Graham cookies with nut butter and strawberries scratch the sweet itch while adding fiber and fat for staying power.

Allergens And Special Diet Notes

Cheese crackers contain wheat and milk. Many graham cookie flavors contain wheat and may contain milk or soy traces. The brand also sells gluten-free cocoa & vanilla grahams made with alternative flours. Package statements can change, so scan the box every time if allergies are in the picture.

How These Snacks Fit Daily Sugar Guidance

A seven-gram serving of sweet grahams uses about one seventh of a 50-gram daily budget on a standard plan. Households who follow the American Heart Association’s everyday target for adults will want to balance sweets across the rest of the day.

Serving Sizes, Counts, And Handy Uses

Variant	Labeled Serving	Best Use Case
Cheddar Bunnies	51 crackers (18 g)	Lunchbox side; pairs with fruit and milk.
White Cheddar Bunnies	51 crackers (18 g)	Snack mix base with nuts or seeds.
Bunny Grahams (Honey/Chocolate/Chip)	31 cookies (30 g)	Sweet treat after meals or with yogurt.
Gluten-Free Cocoa & Vanilla Grahams	27 cookies (varies)	Swap when avoiding wheat.
S’mores Bunny Grahams	31 cookies (30 g)	Camp-theme snack night; keep to one serving.

Practical Shopping Tips

Scan The Side Panel

Boxes list grams and counts per serving. That tiny line removes guesswork when you portion at home or pack for daycare.

Rotate Flavors

Keep one savory and one sweet on hand. That way you can match the day’s menu without piling on sugar or sodium in one sitting.

Watch The Calendar

Snack time creeps toward meals if kids graze all afternoon. Planned snack windows help appetite and make dinner smoother.

FAQ-Style Clarifications Without The FAQ Block

Are Bunny Grahams Whole Grain?

They’re made with organic wheat flour, and some flavors include whole wheat graham flour. If you want a higher whole-grain count, anchor the meal with whole-grain bread, oats, or brown rice elsewhere in the day.

Do Cheddar Crackers Have Added Sugar?

No; the cheese flavors list zero grams of added sugars per serving on the label.

Do Snack Packs Change Nutrition?

Numbers per serving stay the same. Smaller pouches help with portion control when you’re packing lunches or car snacks.

When Snack Packs Make Sense

Small pouches cap portions on field trips, sports days, and car rides. They also guard against stale crackers after a box sits open all week. At home, you can refill reusable bags to hit the same portion without buying single-use packs every time at all.

Bottom Line For Busy Parents

Pick the flavor that fits the day’s plan. Savory bunnies keep sugars at zero while bringing more sodium; sweet grahams bring a small hit of sugar with less salt. Calories are similar either way, so portion and pairings do the heavy lifting.