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I am always looking for a healthy snack. Problem is that healthy snacks often taste awful or they are boring. So, when I tried Snapea Crisps for the first time, I was pleasantly surprised. Great flavour, nice crunch, good amount of protein - all positives in my estimation.
Crunchy and not too salty. They are a little hard to find, I can only get them at Shoppers Drug Mart. I don't think they are a health food but they are probably better than regular chips.
These are like a dried pea snack. They aren't super nutritional but they are a better alternative then chips. My one son likes them but my other does not.
Tasty low calorie and gluten free snack. I've tried nearly every flavour but still love the original the best. They're light and crispy and come in convenient 100cal packets or you can buy a big bag and munch away!
I bought a large box with individual serving sizes at Costco. It's a handy gluten free snack to have when travelling in the car. They taste like taste like they are fried but they're not!
I received a sample of these in a goodie bag at a wellness event and was I surprised! These are REALLY good....Especially my favourite, the black pepper.
I was told these were good. I finally tried them and they were not what I expected. Not much different than eating chips in terms of texture and taste.
I bought a box of these from Costco and loved them! They are just as crunchy as chips and dont have a ton of salt, they make a great snack but are considered a starch by my dietician, not a veggie.
The Harvest Snaps Crisps are a perfect snack when you are craving something crunchy but don't want the calories of chips. Not a lot of flavour to this particular kind though. I prefer the pepper flavour.
These are pretty good. They taste a little bland after a while though.
I got the box that has a bunch of little packages, which was great because they were easy to carry around/bring for lunch.
Good little crunch!
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