ParmCrisps intros on-the-go snack
ParmCrisps, artisan-crafted crisps made with 100% Parmesan cheese, unveiled its latest innovation — ParmCrisps Trios.
The shelf-stable, protein-rich blend of dried fruit, nuts and seeds is made for consumers who are searching for convenient, satiating food options that align with a “snack more, eat less” approach, the Elmwood Park, N.J.-based company said.
"ParmCrisps are a great snack on their own, but supplementing them with fruit, nuts and seeds make them the perfect combination of sweet and savory for a satisfying mid-day snack craving without all the sugar or long ingredient list of other snack packs," Sam Kestenbaum, president of That's How We Roll, ParmCrisps' parent company said. "It's like having a premium cheese plate you can carry in your pocket."
The snack will come in three flavors — original, Mediterranean and tropical — that contains 13 g of protein. Each product is vegetarian and made without artificial colors, flavors or preservatives.
Publix, Safeway, ShopRite, Harris Teeter, CVS and Giant Eagle will carry the snack beginning in April. Each 1.8-oz. pack has the suggested retail price of $3.99. Further product information can be found on the company’s website.
The shelf-stable, protein-rich blend of dried fruit, nuts and seeds is made for consumers who are searching for convenient, satiating food options that align with a “snack more, eat less” approach, the Elmwood Park, N.J.-based company said.
"ParmCrisps are a great snack on their own, but supplementing them with fruit, nuts and seeds make them the perfect combination of sweet and savory for a satisfying mid-day snack craving without all the sugar or long ingredient list of other snack packs," Sam Kestenbaum, president of That's How We Roll, ParmCrisps' parent company said. "It's like having a premium cheese plate you can carry in your pocket."
The snack will come in three flavors — original, Mediterranean and tropical — that contains 13 g of protein. Each product is vegetarian and made without artificial colors, flavors or preservatives.
Publix, Safeway, ShopRite, Harris Teeter, CVS and Giant Eagle will carry the snack beginning in April. Each 1.8-oz. pack has the suggested retail price of $3.99. Further product information can be found on the company’s website.