GOOD THiNS
I recently tried out a new snack, GOOD THiNS, and I’m excited to share my review. Disclosure: This post was sponsored by GOOD THiNS through their partnership with POPSUGAR Select. While I was compensated to write a post about GOOD THiNS, all opinions are my own.
I’m always on the search for new snacks given my love of snacking. I get a craving for something crunchy after lunch or in the afternoon. Potato chips may be the obvious choice but not a very smart one. So I love trying out better choices.
GOOD THiNS immediately appealed to me. They are baked instead of fried and don’t contain any artificial flavors or colors. Each one is thin and crunchy with a delicious potato flavor. I sampled the original, but they have several other flavors to choose from as well. 
One serving of GOOD THiNS original is 24 pieces and a mere 130 calories. It was definitely enough to satisfy my crunchy craving.
GOOD THiNS is available at grocery stores nationwide for a suggested retail price of $3.69.
I love chickpeas so i am not the best person to ask. Most people that tried my crackers at work said they taste like wheat thins (which they are) but a little bit lighter.
thanks for replying!!
I don’t eat chickpeas, but wanted to try the garlic herb option. Do you actually taste the chickpea flavor?
Hopefully Carrie can answer that. I’ll be trying to get them all this weekend so I can try them all!
I’ll have to try the plain ones. I tried the garlic and spinach potato ones and they were possibly the worst cracker i have ever had. On the other hand, the garlic chickpea ones are heavenly.
Oh no on the garlic and spinach one! I was looking forward to trying that one. The original one had the flavor of a regular potato chip for me. Writing up this post reminded me of all the other flavors I need to try and I was planning on buying as many flavors as I can find this weekend. The chickpea one sounds really interesting!