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Harvest Snaps Review


About Harvest Snaps:
Good-for-you and great taste can be hard to come by these days, but for us they’re like two peas in a pod. Inside every bag of Harvest Snaps we combine taste, quality and simplicity. Sprinkle that with the passion we have for fresh, natural ingredients, and you get one "snaptastic" snack.
When it comes to "what’s inside" Harvest Snaps, it all starts with the clean flavors and essential nutrients Mother Nature intended. Our Snapea Crisps are made with all-natural peas – 70%* to be exact – while our Lentil Snaps come packed with 65% authentic lentils and their powerful combination of nutrients.
With each handful (yes we said handful) your body will soak up Vitamin B, calcium, iron, folate, potassium and dietary fiber. Finish that off with a high level of protein and fiber and you’re sure to feel satisfied without feeling sluggish. Not to mention, these snappy little snacks are gluten-free**!
Of course, you can’t have good ingredients without good partners, and you can bet the farm that we did our research before we planted the first seed. We recently made the decision to source Canola/ Sunflower/ Safflower oil for the entire Harvest Snaps range of products. Our commitment to transparency and providing healthier-for-you options drives our innovative process.
Our non-GMO crops are grown and harvested in rich North American soils. Our farmers are just as passionate about raising crops as we are about delivering our product to you.
*Pea and Lentil content may vary slightly by flavor.
**Harvest Snaps are made in a facility that also manufactures products containing wheat, milk, soy, shrimp and fish.

My Review:
I was a little unsure if there would be much of a flavor or even worse that things would just taste salty.   I was wrong in those assumptions and found myself eager to try each flavor.   My favorite was the Wasabi-Ranch which I thought was strange since I am not a big fan of hot but this was not hot it was filled with a tasty and satisfying flavor!   YUM!  
I also was a fan that these snacks are gluten free and GMO free!   What a great combination that allow me to feel safe feeding them to my entire family!
I was able to sample both the snap peas and the lentils.  Both were very tasty and the combination of flavors were fantastic!  I will keep my eyes peeled to see if any new flavor combinations are created.  

I received Harvest Snaps for free in exchange for an honest review.  I was not paid for this review and all opinions are 100% mine.  

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