Twin Peaks Low Carb, Keto Friendly Protein Puffs, 2 Serving 12 Pack, (60g, 42g Protein, 4g Carbs)

I have ate dozens of bags of these at this point and LOVE THEM. Price is a bit steep, but I gotta admit 42 g of protein for 200ish calories is bonkers, makes hitting macros much easier so pretty worth the price. Taste and texture is for the most part fantastic making them a real treat I look forward to. However, that is with one exception. The jalapeño cheddar is just awful and it takes everything I have to choke them down. I would love to just avoid this one god awful flavor but they INSIST on including in every freaking combo pack. Would be five star if they would just add an option to sub this one out.

I discovered these snacks after watching Donut Operator on YouTube, and I absolutely love them! They're a perfect healthy alternative for satisfying a craving for something crunchy and salty while also getting an extra boost of protein. They’re similar to Cheetos puffs but come in smaller, bite-sized pieces and have a thicker texture. They are very flavorful, and I highly recommend trying the variety pack!

I bought these to get some extra protein in my diet without all the extra calories. An entire package is about 240 calories with 42 grams of protein. They're low carb/fat and taste great. I love the BBQ Flavor personally, but the others are good too.

Bought a sample pack, I did not like any of the flavors. It was just not for me. They did not taste good at all and I was out $60 and could not return

Do not order or eat these they are toxic as hell. They contain Silicon Dioxide. Its a high risk additive, IT's used as an Anticaking agent. Ensures Fluidity of a powdered product by limiting the agglutination of the particles. Associated risks are Adverse effects on the liver, kidneys. Can cause intestinal inflammation, disturbance of the gut microbiota casing weakening of the intestinal barrier and can accumulate in the body. The additive may contain nanoparticles, small molecules capable of crossing the intestinal barrier, accumulating in the organs and disrupting the but microbiota, potentially leading to inflammatory bowel diseases. By disturbing the immune response, it could in particular, promote the onset of celiac disease in certain individuals.