Taali Protein Puffs | 60 gm (Pack of 6) | Try All Flavors Pack | Healthy Roasted Tasty Snacks | 100% Veg., Gluten Free, No Cholesterol, No Trans-Fat

I've been trying to eat a little better recently but god help me I have a weakness for cheese so I decided to try these cheese balls. The taste is pretty darn good they are way different from the normal utz cheese ball but after having a couple to get used to them I ended up liking them. It comes with 4 bags and each bag is pretty big, I only made it through about half a bag in a sitting. I don't know if these will replace my love of the old-fashioned cheese balls but these are ones that I would mix in with them.

I think these protein puffs are a great way to satisfy my snack cravings in a healthier way than eating chips, cheese puffs, crackers, pringles or other options. Although they look like cheese puffs without the yellow dye, they're denser, have a more satisfying texture and crunch, and just the right amount of onion flavor.I love the taste of these, and unlike chips, it only takes a few of these puffs to satisfy my munchies and leave me feeling satisfied for longer too. 2 ounces in a bag might not sound like much, but there's a surprising number of puffs in each bag!A single serving is listed as one ounce, but less than half that amount is enough to quash my cravings and leave me satisfied for a long time. These protein puffs have less calories per ounce serving than chips like Ruffles (160), Cheetos (160), or Pringles (150), and since they're higher in protein and lower in carbs than those snacks it takes less of them to satisfy and leaves you feeling satisfied longer too.These protein puffs contain chickpeas, soy and lentils so you get more protein and more fiber in each serving than you could by eating potato chips, and they're baked with palm oil rather than being fried in highly processed seed oils like chips.Unlike Pringles or crackers, these don't contain any wheat so they're ok for gluten intolerant folks to eat, but people with soy, tree nuts, peanuts, or dairy allergies should not eat these. I love the taste and texture of these protein puffs and would have gladly given them a 5-star rating if the price for 4 bags wasn't so high!

I really like the Taali onion flavored puffs. The texture is interesting (in a good way), with a firm crunch that then softens quickly as you chew. The flavor of the puff is rich, and the added onion is nice. The price is a bit steep, though for me these aren't something I'd eat a lot of in one sitting, and they are surprisingly filling. A few of them would make a nice small side to a lunch, too. They're not fried so they barely feel greasy, and they don't have much sodium either. These look like a good option if you're trying to get away from corn-based crunchy snacks.

I didn’t like the taste so I discarded all four bags. Not the flavor I was expecting.

Pros: Crunchy, very creamy, onion flavor comes through. Created for gluten intolerant folks. Bags are larger than expected for the small weight.Cons: There is more fat (8 grams) + sugar (4 grams) = 12 grams) than protein (10 grams) per bag. Price is exorbitant.When I first tasted these chickpea based treats, I thought "this is the snack I would create, if I had the skills". The texture is crunchy, yet extremely creamy at the same time. And importantly, they are made to help folks who cannot tolerate gluten in their diet. They do have protein in them, but at 5 grams per serving, they aren't exactly "packed" with protein. They do have 4 grams of fat and about half that of sugar, so they aren't perfect by any means. Yet, they are somewhat more satisfying then potato chips, and it takes just a few to satiate me. There are 4, 2-ounce bags. Each bag contains 2, 1-ounce servings. For the price of $26, you get 8 servings. Imagine how many traditional chips you could get for that price! While I think the value could be higher, they deserve a lot of credit because they are serving a population that is likely tired of plain rice cakes, and cauliflower crackers. For that reason, and the great taste, I do recommend them for those who can afford it.

When it comes to gluten free items, we all know the taste is somewhat acquired. This is no different, I see cheese puffs and I have a certain taste stuck in my head. After eating a few of these, I got used to the difference in taste and began to appreciate these little protein puffs. They are also quite filling, I honestly expected to eat the whole bag in one setting while watching TV, not even close, don't think I'm a quarter into the bag and I'm just not hungry. Terrific product.

These protein cheese puffs are way better than others I’ve tried. They don’t have an overpowering vitamin flavor and they aren’t stale like a lot of vitamin enhanced products tend to be. They have a cheesy garlicky flavor that I think is pretty great. They are harder than cheese balls. Not in a crispy but harder. It may be because they are more dense in composition, but it doesn’t make them off putting unless you expected something super light and airy.

This product came stale and got sick after eating a few. Had to throw everything.