The new Nim's Air-Dried Vegetable Crisps have been released by the brand in the UK to offer consumers a flavorful way to celebrate the holiday season. The snacks come in three limited-edition flavor options including the Beet & Butt, Bubble & Squeak and Brussels, which are each crafted with premium produce ingredients to make them a satisfying option to nibble on. The air-dried profile of the snack versus being fried makes them ideal for consumers of all ages and far healthier than traditional crisps.
The Nim's Air-Dried Vegetable Crisps were boasted by brand founder Nimisha Raja who said, "Nim’s crisps are created using fruit and vegetables which have been air-dried," said Raja. "Our process uses no oils, chemicals or additives, just the whole fruit and veg and, as a result, we produce virtually zero food waste. Christmas is a great time to celebrate with friends and family, so we thought we’d introduce a number of festive favourites and package them in share bags so they could be enjoyed at parties and big gatherings."
Produce-Packed Chip Snacks
The New Nim's Air-Dried Vegetable Crisps are Limited-Edition
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