Splitz Crunchy Split Pea Crisp Snacks Himalayan Pink Salt Flavor 1.5oz (16 Pack) - Tastes great in soup, salad or as a veggie snack

These are my favorites. I used to buy the original one too but now they may have changed the formulation because they now have too much turmeric for my taste, though other members of my household dig them. I was happy that they have added in other tasty flavors like barbecue - though I think the sea salt is still my favorite.I'm big on texture, and the texture is crunchy without being too hard.I run a non-profit and this is my most requested healthy snack. Many of my volunteers, including myself, are vegan - we love that Splitz are vegan friendly and also have proteinI like them so much I have them on my subscribe and save. :)Before these, I usually bought Quest Chips, which I also like but those have the powdery, grainy textureThese are much better!

Arrived a month late

These are amazing little snacks with great nutrition facts. Low in fat but Hugh fiber and protein- also go great on a salad in place of routines. Love these, especially the Himalayan salt ones.

These are both very tasty and [likely] quite healthy, but I have to take issue with the nutritional labeling, which I suspect to be quite off the mark. If I'm wrong, and the labeling is indeed correct, then what we have here is a 43g crunchy snack with only 110 calories (so, ~2.6 calories per gram). Now, look at the labeling for any other crunchy snack you have access to, and I am fairly certain you won't find anything close to this low (consider that a typical potato chip has about 6 cal/g, a fat-free pretzel 4 cal/g, and air-popped popcorn also about 4 cal/g).The fiber content here is high (same with popcorn, btw), but even after subtracting the claimed 8g/bag (likely correct), that still leaves a low 3.14 calories per gram for just the non-fiber component, which seems quite unlikely by any standard.Here's an even better way to look at it, I think: the main ingredient here is yellow split pea flower, which has about 3.3 cal/g when raw. Given that this snack likely has a lower moisture content than the raw flour, and that a small amount of oil is also added, the calorie count of the bag is likely at least 43 x 3.3 = 143, and probably realistically around 150.Anyway, unless I'm missing something (I'd happily stand corrected if I am!), the labeling here strikes me as irresponsible. That said, I'll continue ordering and eating these (I'm fairly addicted at this point), but I'm under no illusion that they're around 100 calories per bag, as others have understandably claimed here.

These are amazing. Healthy, full of fiber, perfect crunch for your snacking needs. I pair them with so many things. Eat them every day!

I used to LOVE these crisps, but they changed something in their ingredients but haven’t updated their label. I am highly allergic to Corn and used to be able to rely on these crackers as a portable snack (since Corn is in everything), but now they make me very sick. I returned the entire box I had purchased over a month ago and I still haven’t gotten my refund or even a reply to all of my messages. I’m very disappointed & frustrated.***edit****I eventually got my refund after calling Amazon & speaking with a customer service representative. I’m really glad that I did, because I really do love this brand of pea snacks!

Splitz are full of fiber and flavor and satisfying after eating the 1.5oz snack bag. Pre-portioned and100 cals- gotta love that! Have a bag with an apple and you'll be happy until dinner! Love Splitz! Original and Himalayan Pink Salt are my faves!

l love the flavor, crunch, portability.I have a lot of digestive problems (no dairy, gluten, raw veggies, etc.) I find these very palatable, easy on my stomach, and a great pre-workout boost.