Protein Chips & Crackers
The Pea Protein Chips carry 12 grams of pea protein and 2 billion CFUs of the probiotic strain SNZ-1969 per serving. Every batch is third-party tested, and the chips are made with avocado oil rather than the seed oils most brands use. The probiotics support digestion while the protein keeps you full between meals.
The protein cracker chips & crisps use soy protein and carry 10 grams per serving. Flavors include Cheddar, Honey Mustard, Pizza, and Party Mix, each in a 7-count box of single-serve bags.
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Protein Pretzels and Poppers
The Protein Pretzels bring the salt and crunch of a regular pretzel with 12 grams of protein, 4 grams of fiber, and 120 calories a bag. The Protein Popper Puff Snacks contain 15 grams of protein a serving, in Chocolate at 160 calories and Peanut at 170. Both come ready to eat in 7-count boxes.
Protein Pudding and Cake
The High-Protein Pudding Mix uses casein protein for 12 grams per serving at 80 to 90 calories, in Banana Delight, Dark Chocolate, Lemon, Toffee Creme, and a variety pack. The High-Protein Cake Mix also carries 12 grams of protein, in Creamy Cheesecake at 120 calories and Double Chocolate Cake at 130. Both come as 7-count boxes you mix single-serve.
FAQ
What's the difference between the pea protein chips and the cracker chips?
The pea protein chips are plant-based, made with pea protein and avocado oil, with added probiotics. The cracker chips are soy-based with 10 grams of protein and no probiotics.
Where does the protein come from if there's no dairy or whey?
It comes from pea protein isolate, which delivers 12 grams per serving.
What do the probiotics do?
Probiotics are live beneficial bacteria that support a healthy gut, aid digestion, and can help with occasional bloating.
Can I eat these on a GLP-1 medication?
Yes. They add plant-based protein on a smaller appetite and the probiotics may help with the digestive changes some people notice on GLP-1 medications. Check with your prescriber about your overall nutrition plan.
