PURIS Non-GMO Pea Protein Crisps

Yogurt, oatmeal, protein shakes and smoothies - whatever I add this stuff too is made better because of it. This is a bag full of pea protein granules that don't have flavor but up the protein content to 18g of extra protein and I love it! Makes it super convenient, filling and it doesn't alter the flavor profile of whatever I'm using it inThe little chunks are effortless to chew on and not in the least bit hard. I think this is a good, cheap protein source and I would get this again for sure!

These pea protein crisps are small but mighty! One serving is 18 grams of protein which helps keep you satisfied. I've been using these on my overnight oats as a nice crispy addition as well as some pomegranate seeds. On their own they taste almost slightly nutty and are crunchy. These pea crisps could be used as a soup topping as well as a dessert topping. They're very versatile and taste fresh. Highly recommend!

I ordered this package of pea protein crisps as an additional source of protein in dishes that need a crunch. I especially like to add the protein crisps to our salads. The crunchy topping is so satisfying without adding any undesirable flavors that some protein sources contribute. I am quite satisfied with the quality of this product. It’s a healthier way to add protein to my diet.

Overall: These pea protein crisps pack 18g protein per serving. Clean taste, versatile. I’m happy to give it 5 stars.Performance & Use: 1 lb bag, unflavored (no really…unflavored). Sprinkle on yogurt or salads—crispy, no sugar. Non-GMO, vegan.What Makes It Good:* Simple ingredients, allergen-free.* Large protein per calorie ratio.Pro Tips:* Mix in baked goods for texture.

I like that these pea protein crisps are versatile. They are virtually flavorless and can be sprinkled on a variety of different types of foods. I like that the protein content is pretty high. They have a crunchy and crispy texture. I really like that. It is all plant-based, does not contain any sugar or any GMO ingredients. One bag contains about 15 servings.

These have almost no flavor, just a bit of earthy chickpea, but add a good crunch and protein to your diet. We eat them on salads mostly. You get a lot in one bag, which is 1 lb.

What I really like about these crisps is how neutral they taste. They’re bland in the best possible way, which makes them easy to mix into just about anything without noticeably changing the flavor. The main thing they add is texture, which works really well in soups, yogurt, or any dish that could use a bit of crunch. I’ve been using them mostly to boost the protein content of different meals, and they do that job perfectly. You can sprinkle in a small amount for a few extra grams of protein, and as long as you don’t go overboard, they blend right in. It’s a simple, versatile way to make everyday meals a little more nutritious without sacrificing taste.

PURIS Pea Protein Crisps – Plant-Based Crinch 18g protein per serving non-gmo gluten free made in USA unflavored 1lb. This arrived in a medium-sized resealable bag, as-pictured online. The “crisps” are just ok in flavor. Imo they’re a bit bland. They’re small in size, but not as small as I expected.I used about a cup to make some homemade protein chocolate crisps that have been going viral on social media lately. They turned out well and the consistency was what I wanted but… The taste could’ve been better. In fact, I feel like the pea crisps take away from the overall flavor. And after dunking them in melted chocolate I noticed these “crisps” lost some of their crunch, too. I wish they tasted better/added something to my homemade protein “snack”.At the moment, I honestly cannot think of another use for them. I would not recommend using them in smoothies or shakes. Unless you blended them down. They’d probably taste ok mixed in with a healthy cereal or trail mix. I just wish they worked better for what I wanted them to. No I don’t think they are worth a whopping 24$ a bag.

I got this to add some extra protein to my breakfast without using powders or flavored mixes. The ingredient list is as clean as it gets, just pea protein and rice starch, which made it appealing for a straightforward, plant-based option. The crisps are light and airy but still give a solid crunch that works well in both sweet and savory foods.I’ve been mixing them into yogurt and overnight oats, and they make the texture more interesting while adding a good protein boost. They don’t have any flavor, so they blend in easily with whatever they’re paired with.These crisps aren’t something I’d eat straight from the bag or just in milk since they’re quite plain, but for mixing into meals, they’re great. The crunch stays consistent, and it feels good knowing there are no additives or allergens to worry about. Overall, a clean and reliable way to add vegan protein without changing the taste of your food.

I really wasn't sure what to think of these pea protein crisps from PURIS. On one hand, they are a great way to add extra protein to items like oatmeal, yogurt, and smoothies. Supposedly I get 18 grams of protein per 1/3rd cup, which is a nice way to help bulk up a meal. I like the fact this is made in the USA, and that it is plant-based. The 1lbs bag is a generous size, and I like that it is resealable. However, there are also some big issues I have with this product.The first big one is that they declare in large letters that this is allergen friendly on the back of the bag. The listing title states it's gluten-free and there is a no gluten symbol on the front of the bag. There is also a no soy symbol on the bag, and the listing says this is vegan in multiple places. They then state in much smaller print on the bag that this product is packaged in a facility with wheat, milk, eggs, and soy. That is not allergen friendly or vegan. That's a giant allergen risk for some, and it directly conflicts with gluten-free, soy-free, and vegan claims on the packaging and listing. The fact it says gluten-free when it's packaged in the same facility as wheat could be dangerous and lead to some medically devastating consequences in someone with a gluten allergy. The soy and eggs can be equally dangerous to some. I feel that the allergen-friendly, no gluten, no soy labels added to the bag are very dishonest with all those possible cross contaminants listed. For these labels and claims to be honest, this needs to be made in its own facility, or in one without the possibility of wheat, soy, egg and milk cross contamination. This is a huge red flag and makes me worry about what else is not honest with this packaging or brand. Possible milk/egg = not vegan or allergen friendly, possible wheat = not gluten-free, possible soy = not soy-free.The second issue I have is that these are not really that crunchy or crisp. They are chewier/soggier than I had hoped. For having crisps in the name, they really aren't. Maybe mine are stale?The third issue is that these are unflavored, and by unflavored I mean completely lacking any flavor at all and basically tasteless. These have no pea flavor, they don't even really have rice or rice cake flavor. These are just tasteless, stale-textured, protein filler nuggets that could run the risk of making someone with certain allergies sick, or that could make a vegan unknowingly break their ethical code.These are good for upping protein intake in things with flavor already added. They do ok in smoothies, flavored oatmeal, and yogurt. They help to bulk up homemade cereal bars and granola mixes. However, all the claims of allergen safety, while admitting there is a risk of allergen contamination, has left a sour taste in my mouth for this tasteless protein product. I won't be getting it again.

I’m not a big meat eater, so I’m always on the lookout for vegetarian protein sources. I’m glad I decided to try these pea crisps, because they are delicious!They not only taste good, but they also have high protein content, making them a guilt-free snack option that can be incorporated into various dietary regimens.These are made from yellow peas and rice starch, with nothing else added. They are very filling and healthy tasting. I like to eat them straight or add them to yogurt. If you are looking for dairy-free and vegan-friendly alternative to traditional protein, you may want to give these a try.The package arrived well-sealed, with an expiration date of 9/11/2027. Although the crisps taste fresh, they don’t have the satisfying crunch I was expecting.With a suggested serving size of 30g, you get 18g of protein, which comes to 60% protein. The label claims that one serving gives you 29% of your recommended daily protein value, but that assumes your protein RDA is 62g. Adult protein RDA varies from 46g to more than 70g depending upon various conditions. Typically one 30g serving of this may give you more than 32% of your protein RDA.

I want to be healthy and I want to eat foods I enjoy. That gets harder with age because I require enough protein but need fewer calories. Hence, my willingness to try this product. Eighteen grams protein is impressive but I would choose to purchase this because it is also relatively low in sodium and fat.Is this a treat to eat? No, not crunchy like a potato chip and not especially tasty either. The taste is mildly nutty, fairly bland, more sweet than sour.I used this to top a salad and on a potato with other toppings. It adds a bit of texture.I learned to remove all possible air from the bag or store in an air tight container. They loose some crispness quickly.Negative: some of the product has turned into a powder. Depending on how you use it that might not matter.Affordability and quality: you can find cheaper protein that’s less processed but this has the positive of being really easy and quick.

This product is stated as grown and produced in the US and states testing for contaminants and heavy metals.The product itself are small round “crisps” of unflavored pea protein to supplement other foods with plant based protein. The recommended serving is ⅓ cup, 30g and contains 18g of protein which is a fairly good amount for 120 calories.The crisps, as stated, are very neutral consistent with the unflavored branding and would potentially take up the flavor or at least not significantly alter the flavor of anything they are added to. This does mean you could potentially add them to sweet or savory meal/snacks and it should work reasonably well for both. It comes in a convenient ziplock - style bag and is a good size quantity.They could work for direct mindless snacking to a limited extent if you are used to snacking on like plain cheerios or something but I suspect that would not be the use for most people given the neutral flavor.Overall, it seems like a solid product and good value at $24. Meets expectations.

I’m all about protein, and personally it doesn’t matter whether it comes from plant or animal sources. That said, if plant-based protein is your thing, this product is a solid choice. You get 18g of protein from just a small 30g serving, which makes hitting daily protein goals a lot easier without having to eat an entire chicken breast every day.The size and shape of the pellets honestly remind me a lot of fish food or chicken feed. Not bad, just kind of funny when you first see them. As for flavor, it’s hard to describe — it’s not unpleasant, and when I added it to blueberry yogurt, all I really noticed was the crunch. They’re versatile enough to sprinkle on salads, granola, or even use in baking.Overall, these are convenient, protein-packed, and versatile. I’m giving 4 stars because the flavor is pretty neutral and the “fish food” look might surprise you, but it gets the job done.

Excellent product!

Could not be happier with it!

This bag was sealed well, but these crisps are barely crunchy and right on the borderline of being stale. The texture is very chalky and powdery and has the unpleasant taste of pea protein. I wasn't expecting these to be sweetened or flavored in any way, but I expected them to have found a way to cover the taste of pea protein a bit better when this is advertised as being used in a variety of recipes, most being sweet uses.Aside from that about a third of the bag was powder even though the box it came in was in perfect condition and the bag appeared to be in pristine condition. This leads me to believe that they may have added a significant amount of already broken crisps to the bag to meet the weight in factory, but I guess I'll give them benefit of the doubt that it crumbled apart in transit without appearing to even have been jostled around at all.

Ik had never heard of crisps made of just pea protein before so wasn't sure what to expect with no flavoring added. With 18 grams of protein in one third c up, these are rich for a protein source. The only other ingredient than pea protein is rich starch, so there are 7 grams carbs in each serving too.The little pieces of protein "cereal" are very small like grape nut cereal size. However, they are much softer to chew than grape nuts. They are more like the texture of broken pieces of oat os (cheerios) cereal.They even taste like cheerio type cereal to me. They have a pea protein taste too that I recognize from the protein powders. These are nice in yogurt as a crunchy topper or in milk as cereal, but they do get soggy.

18g protein per 1/3c svg. I figured I can spread that out in one day if I want by using about 1.5 Tbsp's (or 4 teaspoonsful) three times a day. I immediately took some directly out of the zip bag and popped them in my mouth. YUM! Light & airy, not bad for "dentally challenged" people like me -- they soften a bit in the mouth.Delicious alone as a snack, excellent in homemade healthy protein bars, oatmeal, trail mix, cereal, anything where you want some fresh texture & protein that doesn't change the food flavor.A little pricey at about $24 when I ordered, but the versatility and taste help justify that value.Very happy with these, will definitely get more in the future. 5 stars!