PRO 2GO High Protein Bakes Box, Chilli Flavour, 24 X 30 g Packs

Bought these as something savoury as I went on a bulk buy of all PRO 2GO's protein bars but I havent had a look in with them. My husband loves them. From snacking with dip to munching on infront of a film we think they're a great healthier alternative to the high saturated fat crisps you normally buy from the supermarket. Really tasty, would 100% recommend.

These "bakes" are really lovely, more like baked crackers than crisps. They are lightly salted, very crunchy, and the chilli flavour is rather like sweet chilli - lots of flavour without being too hot. They have 50% less fat than ordinary crisps, but the actual calorie count isn't that different. I could definitely get used to eating these as they are a great alternative to crisps, and much tastier.The only problem is the price, and at just under a pound for a small 30grm bag, it is way too expensive. I thought there might be a pricing error on the website, but having looked around, these are actually the cheapest I could find.Why is it that healthy snacks always cost so much more than the unhealthy ones, and how is it justified??

These are designed as a recovery snack, that is not in the shape of the cereal bar - for those that like potato crisps.Quite nice flavour - not too processed and not too many additives. Fairly hot but not excessively so.

I didn't enjoy anything about these.The flavouring was not really what I expected from chilli. They have a weird mouthfeel and they smell kind of horrible. Do not recommend.

It's my humble opinion but, I cannot state how much I hate these snacks. They are textured like perforated card with a wrinkled edge. Think about the old style pick a 5 or 0 raffle tickets you got on "win a bear", which you'd see at a fayre years ago, but with a smoother texture in the middle than the rough cut paper. The "Chilli" flavour is almost non-existent, with the chilli bite hitting you mildly after you've eaten 3 or 4 snacks. I've tried hard to think about a positive to write, but I just don't like them and can't think why anyone would want to eat them, they taste awful. They are a source of protein, if you are on a protein rich diet (all be it that bakes like this probably wouldn't really be a healthy way to get your protein), and if you're a bit fussy about strong chilli flavours, it's probably something you could enjoy. I guess if I enjoyed rice cakes or rivita style crackerbreads, I might enjoy these more, but they simply are not for me or my taste-buds.

A new staple in my snack cupboard. I’ve always been a savoury person, so crisps are my go to when the cravings kick in. Now I can snack, guilt free, whilst hitting my macros, what’s not to like? The chilli warm you up on a cold day too 🤗

Great value protein snack for the afternoon after a lunchtime gym sesh. Better value than having to go out and buy jerky or something similar. They taste pretty good as well!

I'm not a huge fan of crisps as a snack, but occasionally you want a savoury snack and why not something that claims to be a little bit healthier (or at least helps up your protein macros)? These bakes are vegan-friendly, gluten free, contain protein and have 50% less fat than standard crisps - the problem is that they don't taste great.I found these bakes a little dry, as well as that they were pretty heavy so getting through a whole pack wasn't exactly enjoyable. The bakes themselves are very bland with a bit of an unpleasant aftertaste, the seasoning added wasn't too bad and made a huge difference to the flavor - although the flavouring is merely dusted on, distribution of flavour throughout the bag of snacks isn't great. They aren't bad but I'd defiantly not opt for them again.