Pea Puffs
Tasty Cheese
100g
100g
Not only are Real Cheese Serious Puffs super crunchy and delicious, they are made with organic planet-friendly peas that are gluten free and a source of fibre. Baked, not fried, and then lightly dusted with Real NZ cheese, which, when you say it, is enough to make anyone smile.
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The benefits.
- Promotes healthy digestion and gut health (fibre in corn and peas)
- Assists in digestive health and healthy weight maintenance (polyphenol antioxidants in corn)
- Protects bone structure and joint health (magnesium and iron in corn, peas and coconut oil)
- Supports a healthy immune system and aids in wound healing (zinc in corn and peas)
What goes in.
Non-GMO Pea flour (37%), corn, coconut oil, natural cheese seasoning (milk).
Contains: milk.
What's kept out.
Artificial flavours, no preservatives and no refined sugar.
Did you know?
Did you know most snack foods aren't made in a way that's any good for you or the planet? Serious Food Co is here to change that. Take these pea puffs, for example. An addictively delicious, light snack made with organic, New Zealand-grown peas. The best thing is that these puffs are oven baked, not fried.
Geography.
Made with love in New Zealand.
Nutritional information.
Serious Food Co.
Snacking has a bad rap, with most snack foods being made in ways that aren't any good for you or the planet. Serious Food Co. are on a mission to change all that, and make snacking healthy again. Seriously. Going against the industrial norm of today's sugar-laden and heavily processed snack products, they're going with the grain, naturally. From the farm to the bag, their organic products are 100% traceable, and free-from synthetic chemicals and pesticides. And as for their mascot, Serious Bear, he's looking out for you too, concerned about those other unhealthy snack choices. He's here so you can snack in a way that’s sustainable for your body and sustainable for the world. Call it sustainable snacking.
