Review: Off The Eaten Path Rice and Pea Chips with Sea Salt

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.

Review: Off The Eaten Path, Crunchy Pea & Pinto Bean Sticks

I found Off The Eaten Path snacks in Sainsburys.  The crunchy pea and pinto bean sticks cost £1 for 23g, and each bag contains 104 KCAL, 4.1g of fat, 0.5g sugar and 0.46g salt.  The sticks are made from pinto, green and white beans  with sea salt.  They provide a source of fibre and they are free from preservatives, do not contain artificial colours and are suitable foe vegetarians.  Nutritional information can be found here.  I think these are tastier and crunchier than your average crisp!  A grown up crunchy snack that isn't overly greasy and artificial in flavour. I enjoy trying snacky food which is easy to eat as sometimes I feel to ill to be bothered making a "proper" meal so instead I will have a packet of these, some cheese and some fruit.

I purchased mine from my Sainsbury Local and they are also available online. A 100g bag is £2.25.