Why I don't let my family eat Wheat Thins

Wheat thins contain BHT. BHT (Butylated Hydroxytoluene) is a synthetic antioxidant commonly used to extend shelf life in various products. While it’s approved for use in the U.S., it’s banned in parts of Europe and Japan due to health concerns.

What else has BHT in it?

🛒 Popular Brands Using BHT:

Food & Snacks

• Cap’n Crunch and Apple Jacks cereals

• Hungry Jack mashed potatoes

• Tostitos tortilla chips

• Chex Mix snack mix

• Trident chewing gum

• Quaker Dipps granola bars

Cosmetics & Personal Care

• Aveeno moisturizers

• CeraVe facial moisturizers

• Clinique skincare products

• CoverGirl makeup

• Neutrogena sunscreens

• Olay skincare products

• La Mer facial creams

• Laura Mercier cosmetics

• Dr. Jart+ skincare products

Prescription & OTC Products

• Retin-A (Tretinoin) topical treatments

For the list of packaged snacks that I do keep in my home click here