Protein Packed Mini-Breadsticks (Review)

Recently, I was introduced to a new protein filled snack that has been a fun treat for the whole family. Crum Creek Soy Bites are a GMO-FREE snack that is great when you need a little something to munch on throughout the day, without feeling guilty! I received a variety pack which included 20 bags of these breadstick munchies!

My first thought was that I couldn't believe how many breadsticks they could fit in the bag! In this case, looks can be deceiving! It may seem like a small bag but these bags are packed full and I rarely finished a bag in one sitting because of there were just so many!

The four breadstick flavors are; Sesame, Everything, Onion and Rosemary/Garlic.

The biggest hit in our house was definitely the Everything Breadsticks! They were the first ones gone and my kids enjoyed it's flavor the most! I would have to agree with them that the Everything flavor were the best of all four.

$1.29 (1.5oz)

The Onion and Rosemary/Garlic were tasty as well! The Sesame flavored breadsticks weren't seasoned as much as the others but I'm sure someone who is really into Sesame would like it!

These were a perfect snack to take on the road when we wanted a simple yet healthy snack to have when we were out and about. I also enjoyed them late at night when the kids were in bed, a snack I could feel good about!

Right now, you can receive 50% off your order of Crum Creek Soy Bites!

50% OFF CODE: USFG50

Disclaimer: This post is brought to you by Crum Creek and US Family Guide.

All opinions stated are my own.

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