Made with real vegetables, these rice and pea chips with sea salt have no artificial colours, preservatives or flavourings and they provide a source of fibre. They are suitable for vegetarians. Nutritional values can be found here. I hated these. Looking on the Sainsbury's website the chips get great reviews but I thought they tasted like over salted rice cakes (and I love the sticks). They were crispy and not at all greasy but overall they left a salty taste in my mouth. I will stick with the sea salt pea and pinto bean sticks.
They cost £2.25 for a 100g bag. I purchased mine at Sainsburys Local and they are also available online.About Me
- susan1375
- hi, I am a 40+ year old who loves jewellery and all things sparkly. I also enjoy trying out and reviewing new makeup products, finding stylish walking sticks, reading and writing book reviews. I will review anything from bird tables/ hedgehog houses to the latest fashion! My Instagram account is @sparkling_magpie
Monday, 23 October 2017
Review: Off The Eaten Path Rice and Pea Chips with Sea Salt
hi, I am a 40+ year old who loves jewellery and all things sparkly. I also enjoy trying out and reviewing new makeup products, finding stylish walking sticks, reading and writing book reviews. I will review anything from bird tables/ hedgehog houses to the latest fashion! My Instagram account is @sparkling_magpie
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