Flat Earth's Baked Veggie Crisps

A Tasty Jump into Low Guilt Snacking

Frito-Lay has added a veggie line to its snacking options, Flat Earth's Baked Veggie Crisps. The veggie crisps offer a crunchy treat that is "impossibly good" at $2.99 per 6 oz. bag After years of offering an assortment of healthier snacks in their Baked line, this line of vegetable crisps does more than offer lower fat and calories to the indulger. Flat Earth's product also includes assistance for your daily vegetable serving, and a dose of your daily vitamins, wrapped up in the crisp.

The Baked Veggie Crisps boast a source of both Vitamin A (20% daily recommended value) and Vitamin C (10% daily recommended). This crisp offers more than the recommended Vitamin A for a day in a single bag. They also offer half a serving of vegetables, of which it is recommended to have five to nine serving. Those who are not keen on their vegetable servings can enjoy the addition of this daily need in their snack food. The Flat Earth advertisements also claim no artificial flavors and preservatives, and glancing through the ingredient list there is a pleasant lack of unpronounceable entries. Actual vegetables grace this food: including tomatoes, pumpkin, and red peppers. At 130 calories a serving, and 45 of those calories from fat, the veggie crisps can be better alternative for chip cravers.

Taste is one of the strongest hindrances to eating healthy, and this is something these crisps do provide. Flat Earth offer three varieties: Farmland Cheddar, Garlic & Herb Field, and Tangy Tomato Ranch. The addition of real vegetable essence is evident, as each kind bursts with flavor, but those looking for the traditional potato chip flavor might not be as pleased with these choices. The crisps offer a lot of crunch, and have a thicker consistency that is close to the Baked Ruffle. Those that prefer a gourmet type of potato chips will enjoy the variety of tastes in veggie crisps..