Sunbites Honey Bbq Snacks Case Pack, 6 x 25 g, Pack of 18

These are great, recieved well by all ages from 1yo to grandpa. Interesting stripey look and just the right amount of crunch, with a nice honey roasted flavour. Good for travel snacks and lunch boxes as not greasy and dont fall apart.

These are really delicious snacks. The texture is wonderfully crunchy and crisp, and the taste is sweet and smokey without being overly strong. They are also slightly healthier than normal crisps, due to being made from whole grains and baked rather than fried. However, they are still 118 calories and contain over 5 grams of fat, so they're not a lot better for your waistline! I also don't find them very filling. However, if you just want a tasty snack I can definitely recommend them!

These Sunbites Honey Bbq Snacks contain 3 different whole grains and are vegetarian-friendly, so definitely a little healthier than the average crisp. Each pack is surprisingly filling and the taste is delicious, a lovely BBQ tang to, and being only 118 calories per pack means you can enjoy these delicious crisps completely guilt-free!

Each 25g snack bag has 118 calories, but they are high in fat at 5.1g (7%) per bag. There is a strong barbeque flavour, with a hint of honey. They are very light and crisp little squares without being greasy, and are extremely tasty and moreish. Their crispiness reminds me of well done streaky bacon. They are made of whole corn, whole wheat and whole oat flour and have 1.6g of fibre per 25g bag. The best before date is 27 July 2019, so there are approximately 2.5 months in which to use up the 18 multipacks of 6 bags.

The problem with plastic is that it is going to be with us for a thousand years unless some clever scientists can invent a bacteria that can eat it - or some other creative solution. And when I received these snacks to test I was shocked by how much plastic I had caused to be introduced into the world. I assumed I would receive just a few bags, but rather insanely I got 18 plastic bags, each containing 6 bags of 25g of snacks. So the cardboard box they came in was big, and I now find myself in possession of 108 bags of snacks which are currently filling the sofa in our living room and the cat's looking at me angrily because I've temporarily stolen the place where he sleeps. I say 108 bags of snacks, but now the number is a bit lower as I've been eating them. So, the maths first - each bag contains 25 grams of snacks, and the plastic for one bag according to my digital scales weighs 3 grams. The six bags of snacks are contained in a plastic bag that weighs 7 grams. So one six pack of these snacks comes inside plastic film weighing a total of 25 grams. Multiply that by the 18 six-packs in this box and you have caused approximately 450 grams of plastic to come into being. There is a Terracycle collection point near me at a local church and you can take crisp bags to them, get them sent to Terracycle who will turn this into another plastic thing. I sincerely doubt whether they will be composting it. Anyway... the snacks are suitable for vegetarians - I'm not an expert but the ingredients seem suitable for vegans too but the snack is made in a factory that also handles milk. Maybe it's the honey-glazed barbecue sauce - honey exploits bees and therefore isn't vegan. No, seriously. As a snack I find 25 grams of these crisp-like things to be just over half of what I think a snack would need to be. If I eat one bag I feel like I haven't had enough. If I eat two bags I feel like I've overdone it a bit. I don't think you could exactly call them healthy, but they could be worse. A 25 gram pack is 118 calories, and contains 0.4 grams of saturated fat. I wonder what they'd taste like if Sunbites removed the sugar, honey glazed barbecue sauce and smoke glucose. Presumably a tasting panel have deemed such a snack to be hopelessly flavourless or so unbelievably savoury that children won't eat them. In summary, if Sunbites can sell their product in recyclable, compostable or biodegradeable packaging then I will buy some. Otherwise, sorry it's going to remain on the shelves at my local Tescos.

I have a sweet tooth (several probably) so the honey taste from these is something I really like. It won't be to everyone's taste and it divided the group of us that tried them. There is a hint of BBQ but overall it is a lot sweeter than the average crisp. Walkers are at least doing crisp packet recycling at last, so there is an environmental get-out-of-jail free card now, so if you buy in bulk, go and buy a packet first to make sure they are to your taste.

Quite simply put these Sunbites Grainwaves crisps are delicious. I really like the honey glazed barbeque flavour. The crisps are square shaped and rippled - not that that makes a lot of difference. You get 6 packs of 25g crisps in a bag and 18 bags in this box. So this will keep you in snacks for quite a while.

These are really tasty and my personal favourite of the Sunbites range. They are crunchy but not overly so and make me feel a lot less guilty eating than other crisps or snacks thanks to them not being too salty or greasy. The flavour is sweet but it is not overwhelming. They're fairly small bags individually but great for a light snack. Very happy overall.