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Danielle Exotic Fruit and Veggie Chips by Max Gold
by Maxwell Gold
Not all dried fruit snacks are created equally. Danielle all-natural, preservative-free Crispy Fruit and Crispy Veggie chips are a step above most other snack foods. We love them because they are cooked in small batches and seasoned with just a touch of salt to bring out the full flavor and to ensure superior taste.
We're especially enamored with the thick-cut Crispy Banana chips, which taste exactly like banana and, like all Danielle snacks, are made from hand-selected fruit. Also try the Sweet Jackfruit Chips, which have a pleasingly unique texture and surprisingly full flavor.
Danielle products can be found at any of these Whole Foods locations.
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