Eatsmart Snacks Garden Veggie Crisps with Sea Salt, 6 Oz

This is absurd. Whoever packed these chips needs to be fired and I don't say that, lightly. Vegetable chips - fragile - shipped in a brown Amazon envelope. No padding or box. Guess what happened? I normally don't rant when writing reviews and I love Amazon. But, this is simply carelessness.To conclude: these are the best chips and I'm very disappointed at the condition in which they arrived. There's just no excuse for this. Amazon promptly refunded me - they're always great - I'd just like to speak with the clown in packaging...

Tastes great

Guilty pleasure in our house. Compared to chips, they aren't awful for you (still not necessarily good for you). Salty and crispy.

These are advertised as "Garden Veggie Crisps" and made with tomato and spinach. I made the assumption they would have some meaningful amount of tomato/spinach. I enjoyed these but I was disappointed and frankly upset when I looked at the ingredients and nutrition.ingredients found on a product’s ingredient list are listed from largest to smallest quantity based on weight. If you look at the ingredients, Salt comes before spinach and tomato. If you look at the nutrition, a 28 gram serving has 250mg of sodium. That means these "Garden Veggie Chips" are less than 1% spinach and tomato by weight. It's really false and/or deceptive advertising.these are basically a rippled and bagged version of pringles with vegetable powder used as a coloring agent. better off getting pringles as the can will have less broken chips and better value.

These are not great. Edible, certainly, but also dry, bland, and cardboard like. If you're looking for a healthy snack, why not try actual vegetables. Or just eat a bag of chips and to hell with it. Don't try this weird blend of the two. Other companies, like Terra Chips do this concept much much better.