PURIS Non-GMO Puffed Pea Crispies

I'm vegan and have a lot of food allergies. These puffs satisfy my craving for crunchy cereal, plus they are sugar free and gluten free! I purchased my first bag via Amazon, but I wish I could walk into a store and just buy a big bag. I've used them for cereal, in trail mix, and to make chocolate "rice crispy" treats. Initially I mixed them in with another high protein cereal (that's a little sweater than I'd like), but now I can eat a bowl of these without anything added. I'm looking to make protein bars with them next.
As long as you remember that they are not sweetened (and have a slight pea after taste) you will not be disappointed. I don't mind the subtle aftertaste and am happy that it helps me feel full.

It reminded me strongly of a crisped rice, there’s a similar texture, sound, and mouthfeel.I found the taste pleasant. However, it’s not completely neutral tasting like rice, there’s more of a subtle and pervasive undercurrent flavor green peas. If you like the taste string peas and other green vegetables, then you’ll love this.

My wife and daughter were instantly excited about getting these, as they can make cookies, muffins, or pancakes with these or simply pour some in their cereal. They are delicious right out of the bag, and you get a big bag. But two, because they won't last very long. Everyone is going to want some.

These puffed pea crispies are a nice addition to my breakfast cereal and add a really satisfying crunch. They have a mild, slightly nutty flavor that blends well with both sweet and savory dishes. The texture is light and crisp, making them great for mixing into yogurt, cereal, or even homemade snack bars. I like that they’re plant-based, non-GMO, and have a good amount of protein per serving, which makes them a healthy choice without feeling heavy. It’s a simple, wholesome ingredient that adds a nice crunch to everyday meals.

Flavor is very light and neutral. The crisps are very light and airy. These were great for my fruit nut bars and adding to cereal for a protein bump with some Greek yogurt and frozen berries. Will keep in mind for future recipes.

Ok I'll admit that I don't really like peas. But I will also admit that I'm a little addicted to the crunch of these pea-protein puffs! They have an ever so slight pea taste but it really is very light. I ate a serving with milk like regular breakfast cereal. A half cup has 6 grams of protein and almost no fat or sugar. So easy to add to foods I already make and as a vegetarian the extra protein is welcome. A pound bag is a lot since they don't weigh much. Next I'm going to mix them into a batch of krispy marshmallow treats!

I'm a vegetarian and I'm always looking for convenient protein sources, especially in snack foods. I found that taste of the pea crisps was reminiscent of unseasoned split peas and the size and the texture made them easy to eat. I typically eat this sort of thing plain.The bag I received in October of 2025 was long dated out to December of 2027 and the label states the crisps are made in the United States. The label did not say if the peas are grown in the United States.The ingredients list states pea flour and nothing else, however the label declares 360mg of sodium per serving. A cup of raw split peas has 30mg of sodium so it is likely that the crisps include added sodium, and possibly other undeclared ingredients as well.I included a photo of the snack crisps along with 3 dried split peas to illustrate size.

I’ve been adding these clean label plant protein crispies to just about everything lately, and I’m obsessed! They’re made from U.S grown yellow peas, which I love because they’re a great source of protein without any soy, dairy, or gluten. Each serving gives me 6 grams of plant based protein, perfect for a quick boost.The texture is super light and crispy, so they work great in so many ways. I’ve used them in homemade granola bars, sprinkled them over yogurt and even mixed them into cereal. They add the perfect crunch and a nice bit of structure without feeling heavy.What makes me feel even better is that they’re Non GMO, vegan and made in the USA with sustainable practices. No weird additives, just simple, clean ingredients. If you’re looking for a healthy, allergen friendly way to add protein and crunch to your snacks or recipes, these crispies are a total win!

Amazing. Absolutely amazing. A perfect complement to a variety of things we enjoy already, starting with my morning oatmeal. These are tiny beads shaped kind of like what I'd guess puffed split peas would be, crunchier to me than puffed rice and significantly more flavorful. You'll know you're eating peas! No oil or other ingredients noted, which is great, and the nutrition label accurately reflects the lack of additives as well. I feel very comfortable enjoying these and sharing them in my household! Packaging is sturdy, perfectly sized, and snug without the resealable top being hard to close. Very fresh and seems to be high quality. They'll go a long way, making it a great value to us. Highly recommended?

I've been enjoying these Puris Puffed Pea Crispies mixed in with my morning cereal and oatmeal, and mixed in with my greek yogurt at night. They taste pretty plain, which I like. It blends well in what I'm adding it to without adding in a new taste. It has 6 grams of pea protein in a half cup, which adds a nice protein boost to my morning cereal or oats. The taste and texture are very similar to Rice Krispies, but with a protein boost. Value wise, it feels great. The bag is big and lasts a while. My kids like it too, so I'm happy I can get more protein into their diet from a clean source.

While a little on the pricey side, I compare this to tempura crunch/crisps. So they're close to around the same price with this having more nutritional value. Like the latter, I'll be putting this into my onomiyakis, salads, rice bowls, green bean casserole, etc.At first, they don't have much or any flavor, just a good crunchy texture. But then you get slight notes of nutty sweetness. Very faint, but it's there. Not too noticeable where it will or can change the flavor profile of what you are adding it to. One serving size is half a cup and I don't believe I'll ever add that much to anything other than a batch of onomiyaki. More like spoonfuls. But still, it will add some nutrients and a lot texture to any dish.

4.5 stars!I’ve never tried puffed pea crispies before, so I didn’t really know what to expect...but these are actually pretty good! Obviously, they’re a “health food,” so I wasn’t expecting anything super indulgent, but for what they are (a crunchy, single-ingredient, high-protein snack), they hit the mark.They’re crunchy, on the denser side (not as light as rice crispies), but not overly hard, and have a slightly savory aftertaste. I think they could work for both sweet and savory snacks. So far, I've tried them like cereal with milk and a little sugar, and it was pretty good for a “protein” cereal. I also mixed some into melted dark chocolate and popped them in the freezer, and those turned out great! A nice, healthier chocolate treat. I could also see them toasted with some spices for a savory, crunchy cereal-like snack.They’re a little pricey, but I suppose that’s pretty typical for protein-forward foods. The bag was packed full, and overall, I think they’re a versatile and tasty way to add some extra protein to your day.

This is a brilliant product. Send forever, looking for a crispy puff to replicate Rice Krispies, and to do it with a single ingredient, pea flour, which packs, protein punch, is just genius. clean, healthy, tasty. The texture is just right. Probably a little firmer than a rice crispy, but it acts pretty much the same way if you were to eat it as a cereal and milk. It takes a little time to soften (just like RK does), but gets there nicely. I bought these primarily to go into protein bars. I make.RX Bar dupe recipe, and they tend to be a little too one-note – I like to have a little texture in my bars. He’s a perfect for that. I also add them to seeds, nuts, cranberries, or a little trail mix with perfect texture. I think they taste great, and i’m not! I don’t usually love the taste of pea protein products. But this one is really for me.

These pea crisps add a nice texture and extra protein to salads, yogurt and fruit bowls. They have 6g of protein to half a cup. They are very light so this 1 lb bag is quite a lot. They are truly unflavored so you can add them to anything.I replaced high calorie granola on my yogurt and fruit bowls with Puris puffed pea crisps. It’s been a healthier option and I’m enjoying it. Puris is made in USA, non gmo, gluten free and soy free. These have been a great find

Great to add a little crunch to meals

These little puffed peas add a nice crunch to salads. That don't have a lot of taste but the crunch is great!

It you want something light and crispy that tastes and feels a little like Rice Krispies (but more earthy), then these are for you. I wouldn't go out of my way for them as on their own they aren't overly enjoyable to snack on, but when mixed with and into other more flavorful foods, they are a decent way to get more plant protein into your diet. Yes peas!~ Kort

Great quality and perfect for anyone who’s health-conscious! The texture is light and crunchy, and it tastes great in cereal or mixed with yogurt. I was impressed that the bag was completely full — very generous amount and fresh product. Definitely worth it!

The only ingredient in this puffed pea crisp is pea flour. There is no flavor, but a lot of crunch. I added some to a smoothie and it was really good, providing some crunch and a more interesting texture. The crisps are very light and airy!Product of USA.

I love the texture of these crisps!The flavor is so-so on its own, but they are great in a salad to add some extra crunch.I'm not a fan of the cold cereal option that it mentions, because it tastes too much like vegetables, lol.They are good if you put them in homemade granola bars for some added texture and crunch. I really like that option.They are a fun snack to have around.

These pea crispies are a great find for healthy snacking and baking. The 1 lb bag offers plenty of product for the price, making it a solid value for anyone looking to add plant-based protein to their diet. The size of each crisp is small and airy, which works perfectly in homemade bars and cereal mixes. Quality is excellent - they’re clean, non-GMO, and have a satisfying crunch with a mild flavor that pairs well with sweet or savory ingredients. I’ve been enjoying them as a guilt-free afternoon treat.

I eat steel-cut oatmeal most mornings for breakfast. I was looking for a pop of crunch/texture, so I ordered these.They look like puffed rice cereal, but they have more substance/structure to them. They are a bit nutty tasting. Now while I am not necessarily looking for combining proteins, the pea and oatmeal combination should be a complete (and high quality) vegetarian protein. This was not my goal, but a healthy dose of texture is very appreciated in my morning routine.

These pea puffs are light, airy, and packed with plant-based protein and still surprisingly good! They hit that perfect crunchy spot without any junk. I’ve tossed them in yogurt, trail mix, and even made my favorite peanut butter/chocolate snack bar recipe. Bonus: no seed oils, no weird additives, and they stay crisp. If you’re into clean snacking or creative recipes, these are a win.