Crisp and satisfying, they have a crunchy, airy texture that's pleasant and not overly heavy, they have a subtle flavor, the sea salt version tastes mildly salty and pleasant — not as intense as chips, but flavorful enough, I think the Avocado oil gives a cleaner taste I also noticed a slightly lighter, less greasy flavor compared to snacks fried in other oils.

Veggie Straws were overall **okay** in our household. The family definitely had mixed thoughts on them. Some of us enjoyed the light, crispy texture and mild flavor, while others felt they were a bit plain compared to other veggie-based snacks we’ve tried in the past. We’ve definitely had some that tasted a little better or had a stronger seasoning. That said, for the price, the quality is good. They’re crunchy, not overly greasy, and make for an easy snack to toss into lunches or grab on the go. While they may not be everyone’s favorite, they’re still a decent option if you’re looking for something light and reasonably priced.

This bag just came home and is already half gone! I haven't gotten veggie straws in quite awhile, and now I can't remember why! These are great! At 140 calories per serving (which is about 38 straws) this is a snack I don't feel guilty about, and it's a HUGE bag!

These veggie straws are a wonderful-tasting and healthier snacking option. The flavor is light but satisfying, with just the right amount of salt (not too salty at all). They offer a nice change from traditional chips and have a crunchy, satisfying texture that makes you want to keep reaching for more. I love that they feel like a non-guilt snack. The colors, fun shape, and crisp crunch make them appealing to both kids and adults. The light seasoning is flavorful without being overpowering, and they're a great healthier alternative to potato chips. As a mom in a household that loves to snack, the large bag is a big plus for me. Definitely a yummy snack I feel good about keeping on hand. I would definitely recommend.

Avocado oil veggie straws are a modest upgrade over conventional veggie straws or potato chips due to the healthier oil profile. They're best viewed as an occasional light, airy, and satisfyingly crunchy. Less greasy than traditional chips with a subtle, clean flavor from the avocado oil Love the sea salt seasoning. Lower fat than potato chips, these veggie straws lack the greasy aftertaste and oily residue on hands common with other oil-based products.

These veggie straws are crispy and are perfectly salted. They don't have any sweetness to them like other veggie straws I've tried which I appreciate. They are the perfect snack when you want something salty with a crunch. Easily replaces potato chips and I didn't need a full serving to be satisfied, meaning less calories! Great product that the kids love too.

veggie straws: The Member's Mark veggie straws taste really good. They honestly taste better than regular veggie straws. They are more affordable too. They come in a big bag, so it lasts a long time. They are good to put in kids' lunchboxes as a snack or to go with subs for lunch. I would recommend them.

The texture and flavor are different than traditional veggie straws. These ones with avocado oil are crunchier. They appear like they have an egg wash on them. They do not dissolve as quickly in your mouth, so I would be cautious if feeding to a young toddler. My 7yo likes them, but I'm still unsure about them. I did have some stomach discomfort after eating them, so I haven't given them a second chance just yet.

What's the recipe to get your toddler to eat their veggies? (1) Disguise - Disguise the food item so that it looks engaging and is fun to eat or use. (2) Make it light - they won't want to do the heavy lifting. (3) use no synthetic colors, artificial flavors, or preservatives - now, it's healthy. What's the recipe to get your college student to eat their veggies? Same recipe!

Not wonderful, but good flavor. Not as fragile as most "chips", better ingredients than most "chips".