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Snacklins' Puffed Vegetable Crisps Take Cues from Pork Rinds
Those who love the taste of pork rinds but desire a gluten-free and vegan alternative will now be able to indulge in Snacklins, which put an entirely plant-based spin on the popular puffed crisps—as the brand describes, Snacklins are "cracklins without the pork."
The meat-free puffed vegetable crisps only contain yuca, mushrooms, canola oil and seasonings to make up various flavors like Barbecue, Miso Ginger and Chesapeake Bay. Due to the light and low-calorie nature of the puffed crisp snacks, Snacklins' packaging encourages consumers to "eat the whole bag."
With a growing number of consumers rounding out their diets with more vegetables and less meat, they are seeking out better-for-you versions of their favorite snack products that offer a fresh new take on a familiar form.
The meat-free puffed vegetable crisps only contain yuca, mushrooms, canola oil and seasonings to make up various flavors like Barbecue, Miso Ginger and Chesapeake Bay. Due to the light and low-calorie nature of the puffed crisp snacks, Snacklins' packaging encourages consumers to "eat the whole bag."
With a growing number of consumers rounding out their diets with more vegetables and less meat, they are seeking out better-for-you versions of their favorite snack products that offer a fresh new take on a familiar form.
