Smart for LifeWhey Protein Puffs - High Protein Zero Sugar Whey Protein Isolate Puffs 3LB - 18 Grams Protein Snacks Bulk - Non-GMO, Gluten-Free - 3 Pound Box - 53 Serving…

Crunchy, mostly flavorless. I mix them with other flavored proteins to create “granola”. Perfect for hitting protein goals and adding crunch to my recipes!

I bought these to substitute for another brand that was discontinued. I absolutely love these! Add crunch to homemade protein bars, mix with low carb marshmallows to make "cereal" crispy treats, sprinkle on Greek yogurt, so many uses. One batch I bought was not quite as crispy, but I put them into my dehydrator and they came out great, so still 5 stars from me. I will keep ordering as long as they keep making it! Maybe they should add a second desiccant packet to the bag?

I used to really enjoy this product. A great texture addition to various meals (yogurt, smoothies, home made cakes and bars) with terrific nutrition profile.I recently bought 2 bags (September 2024) after a few months it was out of stock. They may have had a change in manufacturing process because it's HORRIBLE now. Very odd taste, and no longer light and mild. The texture is also similar to Styrofoam or plastic. I'm unsure why it's changed this way.Unfortunately, I highly recommend buyers avoid this product now. Although it used to be a staple, this is inedible and I can't make use of this no matter what I try. Direct waste of $100.I hope they re-release their original formulation.

I held off buying this for months because 3 pounds of whey crisps is a commitment. And it was my first purchase with this brand.I'm happy I took a chance, I'm finding multiple ways to eat (and enjoy) these crisps throughout the day. They have no flavor, except that natural whey flavor if you eat it straight up plain. But mixed with anything else and you won't taste it but you'll get a satisfying crunch.I thought to search for protein crisps after having some from Promix. They make protein bars with puffs like these, but they're super expensive and too much sugar.These puffs help me cut down on the money I'd spend on protein bars. It's easy to make your own. I play around with combining nut butter, almond flour, date paste, vanilla extract, unsweetened chocolate shavings, a little water, and the protein puffs.When I'm in a rush (or can't be bothered), I just mush up a banana, sprinkle cacao powder and maca powder on top, and stir in the protein puffs to make a not-very-pretty mash but it tastes SO GOOD and it's incredibly filling.It's a simple and versatile food with a low calorie footprint. I'll be repurchasing in like a year when the 3 lbs runs out 😂

Drastically changed , much smaller and different texture. No longer good to add to things like salad. Now they look like the inedible soy puffs by the same company.

If you're use to the Promix which sadly is discontinued now these are not as good. They are larger and more chewier than the Promix. If they were a little smaller or just a little more crunch to them they would be pretty good.

So far I’ve tried them with yogurt and protein pudding. Adds a nice amount of texture and crunch. I think I’m gonna try to make a high protein “crispy” treat with these.

I made rice crispy with promix puffs and was wonderful but SO EXPENSIVE. I was very nervous in spending $52 trying this puffs , worrying if was going to be a good substitute. WELL, it’s BETTER!!It’s same ingredients with these puffs being slightly larger. It’s SUPER CRISPY!!!! It’s tasteless. It’s supposed to be. I’ve not made the recipe yet but how I tried was like this: I melt 1 TBsp butter then add 1 cup of puffs , then added monk fruit and cinnamon. Mixed to coat it then added milk. Yum!! Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal! I’m in carnivore/animal based diet . This TRULY made me so full and satisfied. I’m confident this will work perfectly for the rice crispy also