Wild Himalayan Salt Protein Chips, Thin and Crispy, Protein Rich, Keto Friendly, Made with Real Ingredients, 2.2 oz Bag (Pack of 3)

Listen, I was skeptical. Chicken? Waffles? In a chip?! It sounded like some kind of snack sorcery. But one bite in, and I realized: this is the crunchy, protein-packed miracle I’ve been waiting for. First of all, the flavor? Spot on. It’s like someone took Sunday brunch, gave it a crispy upgrade, and made it socially acceptable to eat with your hands. The balance of sweet maple and savory chicken is so good, I half expected a tiny waiter to pop out of the bag and offer me coffee. And let’s talk texture. These aren’t flimsy, weak little chips. They’ve got crunch—real, satisfying crunch. The kind that makes you feel like you’re making bold life choices. Plus, with all that protein, I can totally convince myself I’m making a healthy decision (even though I just ate the whole bag in one sitting). Final verdict? Delicious. Crunchy. Slightly life-changing. If you love snacking but also want to feel like a responsible adult making protein-forward choices, grab a bag. Or five. I won’t judge.

Losing weight can be challenging. This chicken chip is flavorful and delicious!! It’s a low carb and high protein snack, so it’s good for those on Keto. Watch out for those watching their sodium…it’s also a bit on the pricey side at close to $7-8 a bag…you’re paying for chicken though; that’s how I justify the purchase. To me, it’s well worth the cost for a once in a while yummy treat!

Way too expensive for the product. The whole settling thing is a joke. It was literally less than half full. Taste is good but not that good

Love THESE CHIPS! AMAZING Flavor Taste and a great Healthy snack! Highly recommend I keep buying love these chips and so does my wife and daughters

While not as good as the jalapeno flavor, I consider these to be the second best overall flavor. Everyone that tried them also felt the same, but there were a few critiques. First off, all of the various flavors have one thing in common - they have a powdery texture which I suspect has something to do with the fact that these are not veggie based, so the seasoning reacts differently, but who knows. Secondly, the bag is so large, but by the time the chips have been packed and shipped they are so broken down that you may as well be eating crumbs - seriously, the bad is less than 1/3rd full. My daughter tasted them and immediately stated that while it wasn't bad, the maple sugar was too intense and that a cinnamon version would probably be much better. I can see that, but sort of liked the maple too, so just an idea for another flavor. Lastly, I've found that combining the various flavors in different ways (sorta like Pringles) can have very interesting results as well - try it.