Beanitos Chips Review and Giveaway

AMAZING TASTE—POWERFUL NUTRITION

We’re two brothers who love to snack! We think everyone deserves to crunch and dip without compromise—to enjoy a snack that tastes great and is good for you. But we just couldn’t find a snack that fit the bill… so we created Beanitos©.

Beanitos are an honestly delicious snack made from super nutritious beans that have fiber and protein grown right in them. They’re real food, full of crunchy flavor, free of preservatives, and made with only natural non-GMO ingredients.

Some call us revolutionaries. Others call us and say, “C’mon over and bring some Beanitos.” We think you’ll call Beanitos your new favorite snack!

My Review:

Thanks Beanitos for sending me chips to conduct a review. I was not paid for this review and all opinions are 100% mine.

You all know I am a fan of Beanitos since I reviewed them earlier this year. I am and will always be a bean fan so a chip that is better for me made from beans is a win win situation. :) My first review can be found by clicking HERE.

Football season always means snack season and Beanitos fits the bill! Whether you are at home on the coach cheering your team on or out tailgating before a game be sure to include a bag or two of Beanito chips!

One thing I have decided goes great with Beanito chips is some good Texas Caviar! This dip with the chip is a great pair... yes it is bean with more bean but it is a taste bud explosion! YUM What is your favorite chip dip?

Texas Caviar

photo credit: simplyrecipes.com

GIVEAWAY TIME!!

Now that I have your mouth watering thinking about chips and dip it is time to win some Beanitos! Enter below using the easy rafflecopter form to win a case of yummy Beanitos!

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