When I first heard of Beanfields Snacks I was a little curious about how they were going to taste. I never really thought of beans and rice being made into chips, I’ve ate them in just about every other way.
This is a great thing for our farmers, also for everybody with allergies, Beanfields is free of the eight most common ingredients that trigger food allergies, according to the FDA. There is 4 grams of protein in every serving, the same as a 4 oz glass of milk. You get as much fiber as you would from 1/4 cup of raisin bran. plus you get both soluble and insoluble fiber. I could keep going about the nutrition facts and just how much healthier it is for you, but I hope you will check that all out for yourself.
Family owned, supports our farmers, as well as our planet and made in the USA , don’t get much better than that in my book.
Now as for the taste, well we got six bags to do the review, as you can see I don’t have six bags in the picture. It would seem when I said “please stay out of this till I can get pictures of everything” didn’t get heard, so the nacho flavored ones were gone the day they arrived. You can also see that one bag is open, I had to rescue them so I could get my pictures, I was lucky and didn’t get any of my fingers bit. My son is serious when it comes to his food, I’m lucky if I get to taste something at times, unless I hide it. You think I’m joking right now, don’t you? I swear, I’m so not you come and try it if you’re brave enough 
As you can see Beanfields Snacks is free of just about anything that would keep most people from eating things as I mentioned up above, they are verified to be free of any genetically-modified organisms. They have already won many awards, I have to say all are very well deserved. I would love to see local stores start carrying Beanfields Snacks they would for sure be on my shopping list.
Disclosure:
“I received the above products from Beanfields Snacks as part of the Pitch List for an honest review, no positive review was promised. All opinions and thoughts are my own, no other compensation was received.”
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I have neither seen nor heard of these before! Gonna look into getting some! Thank you!
Mmmm these sound good, especially the sea salt ones!
I would try these!
Gotta confess – at first glance these don’t sound all that appetizing but your review makes me curious. I’ll be checking them out myself. THanks!
Sugar was the first ingredient I looked for in this….. NOT THERE!! YAY!!
I could eat these on my diet I am on and YES I am brave enough.
In reference to “Kimberly’s Thoughts” I love the fact that they (tortilla chips)are planted and made in the USA-cudo’s to the farmers and they are made from beans and rice my favorite commodities. They also have twice the protein and fiber then most tortilla chips. They are corn and gluten free another + and they come in several flavors yum!
I’ve tried a different brand of similar bean chips and they were a little gritty, but i’d love to try these. The look more like conventional corn ship that can be dipped in salsa or hummus. Thanks for the review!
These sound delicious. I love that they are Gluten-free and are GMO free. I don’t have any gluten allergies but I try to limit my intake of it since I always feel so bloated after I eat anything with gluten it in. These also sound like they may go well with the WW diet.
These are great! I’ve tried them all. The non salt ones just need some salsa
They sound good. Especially the pico de gallo flavor! I love finding healthier snack foods.
I have never heard of these but they sound delicious!
THe flavors sound great! I have to go find these because I definitely want to try them!
These sound so good but I cant find them anywhere in my area.
Well this sounds like something my family would like–so I will be entering thanks for all you do!
I love, love, love how healthy they are and the different flavers.
I’ve never heard of these, and I’m not quite sure what to think of them. One part of me goes, “Oh, that’s great! Look at all the benefits compared to other snacks!”, but the other part of me reminds myself that beans and me don’t mix…at ALL.