Banza Chickpea Pasta, Alphabets - Gluten Free Healthy Pasta, High Protein, Lower Carb and Non-GMO - (Pack of 6)
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Wednesday, May 21
Flavor Name: Alphabets
Size: 8 Ounce (Pack of 6)
Features
- Gluten-Free: Banza pasta is 100% Gluten-Free Certified.
- Nutrient-Dense: Each serving of Banza pasta has 50% more protein, 3x more fiber, and 25% fewer net carbs than the leading traditional pasta.
- Loved by picky eaters: Chickpeas make delicious pasta, and Banza looks, cooks, and tastes like traditional pasta.
- Plant-Based: Powered by Chickpeas, Banza pasta is a fantastic source of plant-based protein, making vegetarian and vegan meals easy and chickpeas'y.
Description
At Banza, we believe that food can be as nutritious as it is delicious. That's why we're making chickpea-powered versions of all our favorites. With a whopping 23G of plant-based protein in every serving and 30% fewer net carbs than traditional pasta, now you can make every night a pasta night. Spaghetti & meatballs? Vegan mac & cheese? Fabulous fried rice? Banza is here for you, no matter what is on the menu. Our 17 shapes of pasta, five types of mac & cheese, and two versions of rice give you the perfect canvas to create a culinary masterpiece.
Package Dimensions : 10.12 x 7.72 x 4.84 inches; 0.81 Ounces
Manufacturer : Banza
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Size: 8 Ounce (Pack of 6)
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