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Are You Ready for a Satisfying Pea?

I ran across these today - Snapea Crisps - in the bakery/fresh produce area of Super Wal-Mart. I was skeptical at first but they turned out to be delicious. If you like Funyuns or Andy Capp fries, these make a great substitute for them or potato chips.

I'm glad I picked them up and now wish I had gotten the other flavors to try as well, or at least bought more than 1 bag of the Caesar flavor! :-P

If you are looking for an alternative to potato chips, I can't recommend Snapea Crisps enough. Made from green peas, they have the texture of a Funyun or Andy Capp Hot Fries.

Baked and crunchy, they have a hint of onion and parmesan cheese.

$1.50 per bag / 3.5 servings per bag
1 serving =
22 crisps, coming in at a low 120 calories:
16 grams of carbs
5 grams of Protein
5 grams of fat

I would not recommend them if you are trying to stay within an 800 calorie/day diet.... because they are so good.

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Keep Pimpin' that Sleeve!

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They sell these in giant bags at costco as well. My wife's favorite snack!

The same company (I think) also makes Lentil Crisps in a Red Pepper variety- just as addicting! :D

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