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    Biena Chickpea Snacks with Sea Salt: Gluten-Free and Delicious!

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    One serving contains 6 grams protein, and 6 grams (24% of RDA) of fiber.

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    I was pleasantly surprised how great Biena Chickpeas taste—they are light and crunchy, and are much easier on your teeth than traditional snacks like corn nuts. They are lightly roasted, and, combined with a bit of salt, have a very pleasant flavor.

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