It is nutritionally light and pricey, about 25 calories and just 1g of protein per serving at roughly 3 dollars an ounce. (source)
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These are a savory baby and toddler puff built on chickpea and navy bean flour, tapioca starch, and olive oil rather than the usual rice flour and seed oils, with 0g of sugar and no added sugar. That clean label build is the real draw, and the fact that the fat comes from olive oil instead of a refined seed oil is a genuine point in its favor. The catch is that this is a very light snack, roughly 25 calories and only 1g of protein per serving, so despite the legume base it reads more as a dissolvable starch than a meaningful source of nutrition. At about 3 dollars an ounce it is also priced well above a standard puff, so you are paying up mostly for organic sourcing and the clean ingredient list.
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