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Snap into flavor with Harvest Snaps Snapea Crisps! Made from all-natural snap peas, these crisps are gluten-free, and a healthful and tasty snack that the whole family can enjoy! Whether you have them as a side with lunch or a midday snack, these baked snap peas are a craveable crunch that will leave you satisfied and excited to crunch into them again! Find them at the Kids Food Festival in Bryant Park February 28th + March 1st!
From the Mouth of a Kid:
They are so crunchy! I love to put them on my sandwich at lunch!
From the Eyes of a Parent: 
I feel good about giving my kids a handful of Snapea Crisps! Snapea crisps are a more healthful choice and I choose them as often as I can. They are low in salt and fat, and they even contain fiber AND protein.
Flavorful Features:
Harvest Snaps Snapea Crisps come in the following flavors:
- Lightly Salted
- Caesar
- Black Pepper
- Wasabi Ranch
Harvest Snaps also made Lentil Snaps which come in these great flavors:
- Tomato Basil
- Onion Thyme
The Icing on the Cake: 
Harvest Snaps Snapea Crisps are low in fat and sodium, are gluten-free, and have a low glycemic index. These crisps also have protein, fiber, and Vitamin B!
Time to Eat?!
Yes! The bag is small enough to carry in a backpack or large purse, or you can easily place these tasty treats in a zip lock bag for an on-the-go snack!
Good to Go?
Great to have as a snack!
Mix it Up!
Crumble or break Harvest Snaps into small pieces and use them to top a soup or salad! Serve Harvest Snaps instead of chips at your child’s next party!
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