Protons are the first crunchy tofu soy snacks on the market. They are high in protein and calcium, have soy iso-flavones, iron, and fiber. They're also low in carbs and sodium and have no cholesterol and zero trans fats. Their also natural, organic, vegan, dairy free, gluten free, non GMO, and have no preservatives. WOW! Can you put any more healthy tag words in one paragraph? I'm feeling great just typing this.They come in six tasty flavors, three sweet and three savory: Backyard Bar-B-Q, Tomato Herb Garden, Chili Lime Fiesta, Lemon Meringue Pie, Maple Syrup Waffle, and Cinnamon Toast. You can eat them plain for a snack, use the savory ones like croutons on soups or salads, and some folks even eat the sweet ones like cereal, in a bowl with milk or soy milk. Mmmm... Mmmm. Sounds mighty tasty to me. Just don't accidentally mix the sweet and savory or you'll be having tomato soup with lemon meringue pie croutons for lunch, and Backyard Bar-B-Q cereal for breakfast. Oh, I'm sooo confused. Just pass me some protons.
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12-05-2006 @ 12:26AM
Nick V said...
I tried the BBQ ones a few months back... they were very crisp and crunchy (basically like croutons) with a nice natural BBQ flavor (as opposed to snack BBQ which always tastes fake to me). Quite filling as suggested by the previous comment. Unfortunately they're also quite pricey, the small bag that can be easily finished in one sitting was a few bucks (a comparable amount of junk food chips would be a 99ยข bag probably).
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12-05-2006 @ 10:39AM
bdw said...
Unfortunately, according to their nutrition info, these actually have more calories per oz. than Fritos or potoato chips. I'll still try 'em, though.
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