Way better than the Members Mark brand Veggie Straws with olive oil, they aren't good at all in my opinion. Wish Sam's would carry this size bag Sensible Portions in store again.

Crunchy and crispy. Tastes great! More economical than from any other place. I prefer these to potato chips of just about any kind now. Easier to quantify for serving size than potato chips.

Love the Veggie Straws. Better value

They are good I like them, How ever you do have to watch out just like potato chips and not eat to many.

I am a crunchy snacker. I recently lost 33 pounds still on a diet but once in a while I need a crunchy treat so this is a great way to go for me.

I am addicted to these. There are worse things to enjoy, so I continue to eat them once a day. They taste good and can last long if I eat one at a time (difficult). They aren't too salty except for the bottom of the bag. I prefer the original sea salt flavor instead of the other ones they have recently added.

I crave salty snacks but try to stay away which is why I tried these. They satisfy my cravings and are fun to eat. I eat them one piece at a time but find the bowl is empty before I know it. I have even given to my grandchildren as a snack and they devoured them. Can’t go wrong with that.

A yummy, non-guilt snack. The colors, shape & crunch make this snack item appealing, the very light salty seasoning make it satisfying & since I am diabetic, the “healthy” nature of this product allows a great alternative to unhealthy chips & snacks!!

These are the best of all of the Veggie Straws on the market. Not only do they have the perfect texture and saltiness, but they are gluten free and non GMO. I recently bought Meijer's Veggie Straws and later saw on the packaging that they use genetically modified ingredients. I will stick to the good stuff, thank you!

The veggie straws were a mix of hard and normal-crisp, uncomfortable to eat because you didn't know if you'd be pleasantly surprised with the expected texture of a potato chip or shocked by a veggie straw that was only 10% away from achieving the hardness of a rock.