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givemeapie · 14/09/2026 20:36

How much would you pay for a healthy snack in a cafe, pub or a health shop? Something which wouid be the equivalent of a packet of crisps but obviously no bad fats, carbs and other nasties.
I am trying to figure out if I can sell my high protein snack at a reasonable price and make a decent profit / living. So think of it like this…how much wouid you pay for a packet of standard size bag of crisps but with no fat and rubbish in them just very nutritious. Thank you so much for reading!!!

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HelpfulHelena · 14/09/2026 20:40

I think £1.20 is probably ok. Waitrose sell plantain chips for £1.10 so perhaps in a nice cafe a bit more!

I don’t buy crisps in pubs so I’ve no idea what they cost any more

givemeapie · 15/09/2026 09:29

thank you @HelpfulHelena!

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PoochMama · 15/09/2026 13:24

If it's a decent pack size, is healthy yet feels like a treat and isn't total UPF, I'd probably pay £2-3? I mean, that's like a packet of nuts in shops anyway! What type of high protein snack is it?

Tonty · 15/09/2026 13:31

Well i paid £2.25 recently at Tesco for a bag of healthy crips. They're made of vegatables. Deliciously crunchy too. Not the size of a normal bag of walkers, but the size of the large 'Kettle chips', ifykwim.

givemeapie · 15/09/2026 14:49

Thank you for replying. It’s a high protein 0 fat snack similar to popcorn

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