Sea Salt and Vinegar Pork Rinds, Keto Friendly, Protein Snacks, 2.5 oz

Mmmm delicious.... crunchy, addictive, and epic without to he oiliness. My favourite snack of them all. Once I start it's hard to stop chomping down on these pig Rhine. Will def keep ordering these low-carb chips.

My favorite! I thoroughly enjoy them with cold butter, cream cheese, mustard, or avocado mayo. Great for low-carb high-fat living! Just wish there was more rinds and less air in the bag.

Surprisingly good! I'm not a fan of pork rinds but the salt and vinegar is tasty and has a good crunch to satisfy. Not happy with the delivery method of shipping in a bubble mailer, because our mail people will cram everything into the mailbox.

The bags are a little smaller than expected and I didn't realize these were baked and not fried. However, I couldn't taste the difference. My family said they could taste the difference and preferred the fried ones from the local market. The pink Himalayan salt did not make a difference in taste, so I wouldn't base a future purchase on that. But I have eaten all of these and would definitely purchase them again. These are a great snack for those concerned about their intake of carbs.

I got these by accident (sea salt flavored). As a big fan of pork rinds, I was actually excited by the error. Excited until I actually tried one. They manage to be both dry and greasy. They have a stale/bland taste that is undeniably meaty, but not in a good way (in a morning-breath way). I work in the outdoors and thought maybe when really tired/hungry they would hit the spot. Even after several long days of lots of exertion in cold rain and sleeping in a only slightly warmer/drier tent, I still preferred cold plain instant oatmeal to these pork rinds. So dog treats? I gave one to my dog (a rescue Great Dane with an anxiety disorder). He tried to eat it and promptly tried to spit it out. It ended up stuck on his tongue and resulted in him frantically hopping around trying to get away from it. You read that right - not only would the dog not eat them, he fought to get it out of his mouth. So I tried feeding them to my friend's dog (a rescued street dog from Mexico City who currently suffers from senile dementia that often expresses itself as extreme food motivation). She too tried to spit it out. When offered a second pork rind, she backed away. I have NEVER seen this dog turn down anything resembling food, and she ran from these pork rinds. As a last resort, I gave them to my colleagues at ski patrol. These young adults who do hard physical labor in the cold for little money. These kids often stop by the local gas stations at closing-time to get the soon-to-be discarded meat that has been on heat rollers all day. They tried. They really tried. They even tried dipping them in various toppings (quesso dip, Heluva Good onion dip, hot salsa). These pork rinds are the only food they have turned down/thrown out. As one kid put it "I did not know anything made of pork could be so... yuck."

Expensive and kind of gross. The value just isn't there (which pork rinds are known for being a cheap snack) and overall I'm not a fan of the texture. Every bag I've gotten they almost feel half cooked? Like they don't have that distinct crisp a pork rind is supposed to have they are almost fatty. The flavorings are good, but thats really it.

EPIC Pink Himalayan Salt Pork Rinds are seriously delicious! They have the perfect crunch and a great salty flavor that isn’t too overpowering. I love that they’re high-protein and make a satisfying snack without any guilt. The packaging keeps them fresh, and they’re perfect for on-the-go or just munching at home. Definitely one of my new favorite snack options—I keep these on auto subscribe!

I am very glad that I bought 2 boxes of these! These are perfect in my opinion. I will be buying more.

This is a decent pork rind but I still prefer the one from Crackle & Co. The pepper seasoning for this one is a little overwhelming.