Simply 7 snacks that taste great and are good for you - review

It seems that everywhere you turn, there is a snack, dip, chip, or something to eat. It is the holiday party season. Unfortunately, all that partying can take a toll on your diet and waistline. If you are going to consume the extra calories, don't you want them to be good calories?  Adding lots of over processed foods cannot be beneficial. While we might know about calories, fat and carbs, what about the other information on the ingredient labels? 

This holiday season our family is choosing to serve Simply7 chips and snacks. Simply7 follows a simple ideal; consumers should be able to pronounce and understand the ingredients in their food. Every ingredient in its products are simple. Consumers can identify the items as raw vegetable, fruit, grain or legume. It's that easy.

Here's what you will and will not find in Simply7 snacks:

• 0 grams of trans fat and no cholesterol
• No artificial colors or flavors
• No additives or preservatives
• Gluten free ingredients
• All natural recipes
• Simple ingredients
• Simply Delicious

Simply7 offers three types of chips,  Lentil Chips, Hummus Chips and Pomegranate Chips. Each of these chips come in a variety of flavors.

I didn't tell my kids that I was switching their lunchtime chips for the Hummus Chips. When they came home from school the kids were raving over the new chips. They thought the taste was great and that the chips were really crunchy. Most importantly, they wanted to know if they could have the chips again. The request for a repeat appearance, without prompting, made me sure that these chips are here to stay.

Simply7 chips can be many grocery stores nationwide. For a store near you, please visit http://www.simply7snacks.com/store-locator/

If you are putting out snacks this holiday season, try ones that don't require a dictionary to understand the ingredients. Simply good taste is here with Simply7 chips.



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