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EMILY Veg Crisps Rainbow Roots are all-natural, vacuum-fried vegetable crisps made from sweet potato, carrot, and beetroot. Packaged in 12 convenient 30g vegan-friendly, gluten-free packets, these high-fiber snacks contain no added sugar and deliver a bold, colorful crunch. Proudly made in the UK by a B Corp certified brand committed to sustainability and ethical snacking.
| Asin | B08CL3TRKX |
| Country Of Origin | United Kingdom |
| Manufacturer | Nurture Brands |
| Package Dimensions | 23.4 x 21.6 x 16.7 cm; 30 g |
User
Great flavour
I found the taste sweeter than normal crisps. This is not a complaint just a comment, I liked the taste and not salty fingers after eating them.Struggled to get into the packets and resorted to the use of scissors, my daughter also struggled opening them but again not a complaint they are well packed.
User
Great taste
I like taste of this crisps
User
Could have more flavour
I was going to give 3 stars but the crisps aren’t that bad, could do with a bit more flavour as I think some has been lost whilst cooking/baking, crunchiness is perfect, the price is pretty good worth it. Could do with more flavour and slightly bigger bag or more crisps in a bag instead of the bags being half filled with crisps and half with air.
User
Tasteless
Tasteless Vegetable crisps, very few crisps actually in the bagYou cannot return them, so l have thrown them awayA waste of money
User
Sooo good, bags not big enough. 🤣
Soooo good,But unfortunately.. The packet is not big enough so I could easily eat all 12 packs in one day. 😭Love love them, thank you for not using rapeseed oils and sunflower. ✨Yummy, add celtic salt if the flavour bothers you. ☺
User
Not Great
I found the taste unpleasant - possibly because of the quality of the oil used. Some of the crisps were a bit soft and it was impossible to tell what type of veg I was eating as they pretty much tasted the same, apart from the sweet potato, which did taste a bit sweeter than the other two varieties. Having tried two trial packets of veggie crisps, under different brand names, and enjoyed them, I thought these Emily's crisps would be very similar, but they are, by comparison, disappointing where flavour is concerned.As one reviewer pointed out, the contents look a bit meagre, possibly because these are a bit heavier and thicker slices than potato crisps. The packet is a lot smaller than a standard 30g crisp packet, which does limit the waste disposal space required compared to other packets.The layout and font of the writing on the back of the packet, although attractive, makes it hard to locate the information that you want to find - it seems that art wins over practicality for this product. Overall, disappointed with these veggie crisps.
User
Barely anything in the packs
Disappointed in the size of these bags. The contents is also really disappointing. Almost all the crisps are broken and there’s barely anything in there. They taste okay but not worth it. I’ll try finding an alternative to these in supermarkets next time
User
yes
these have always tasted great to me. cant complain
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