Protein Pretzels With 12g of Protein and up to 4g of Fiber
Regular pretzels and chips are mostly refined carbs with no fiber to keep you full. Our Protein Pretzels contain 12 grams of protein, 4 grams of fiber, and 7 grams of net carbs per 120-calorie serving. The combination of protein and fiber keeps you fuller between meals without the crash that comes from refined carbs alone.
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Protein Cracker Snack Chips With 10g of Protein
The cracker snack chips are the gluten-free, soy-based option, with 10g of protein per single-serve. They bake up into a light, crisp cracker rather than a dense chip, so the crunch is closer to a savory snack cracker than a potato chip. Flavors include Cheddar, Honey Mustard, Pizza, and Party Mix.
Pea Protein Chips With Added Probiotics
The pea protein chips contain 12g of protein and added probiotics. They are made with avocado oil rather than the seed oils most chips use. On a reduced-calorie diet you tend to eat less fiber and fewer fermented foods, so the probiotics help fill a gap that opens up right when you cut back. Salt and Vinegar, BBQ, and Sour Cream and Onion cover what a savory craving actually reaches for.
FAQ
Are protein pretzels good for weight loss?
Yes. At 120 calories a bag with protein and fiber to keep you full, they take on a salty craving without the refined-carb load of a regular pretzel.
What's the difference between the cracker chips and the pea protein chips?
The cracker chips are the gluten-free, soy-based pick, best for classic savory flavors. The pea protein chips are the one to reach for if you're plant-based or avoiding seed oils since they use pea protein and avocado oil.
Can I snack on these on a GLP-1 medication?
Yes. Small, protein-forward snacks suit the lower appetite that comes with GLP-1 medications, and the portioned bags make it easy to have a little without overdoing it.
Are the protein pretzels low carb?
Yes. The pretzels have 7g of net carbs a serving, low enough to fit most low-carb plans.
