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popchips Launches Line of Popped Veggie Chips

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popchips inc veggie chips logo in a gray background | popchips inc veggie chipspopchips, the popped snack company, has launched the newest member of its snack brand, popped veggie chips. The new popchips veggie chips are now popping up at retailers nationwide in a 3-ounce bag.

Thanks to the snacking experts at popchips, eating your veggies has never been more delicious and fun, company officials say. After bringing popping to potato, tortilla, and corn, popchips popped a new crop of  veggie chips. Never fried. Never baked. Veggie popchips blend nine vegetables – kale, spinach, tomato, pumpkin, potato, beet, bell pepper, navy bean, and chickpea – and tops them with zesty seasonings for three new flavors:

  • Sea Salt: Fresh from the garden flavor with a touch of sea salt

  • Hint of Olive Oil: Olive oil finished with a touch of sea salt

  • Tuscan Herb: Mediterranean-inspired for a zesty veggie blend

"No snack time is complete without veggies," says popchips CEO, Paul Davis. "We are thrilled to be expanding our portfolio to provide snackers with the next generation of our popchips family. Inspired by some of today's most popular vegetables, we are really excited about our tasty veggie chips and showing our continued commitment to bringing  innovation to the snack aisle."

popchips veggie chips are popped the same way as potato, tortilla, and corn popchips - using heat, pressure, and no oil in the popping process. Like other popchips, the new veggie chips have nothing artificial, no trans-fat, no dairy, are gluten-free, kosher, vegan, have less than half the fat of fried chips, officials add.

New popchips veggie chips will be debuted next week at the Sweets & Snacks Expo in Chicago from May 20-22 along with new popchips bolder flavors and bigger bags.

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