Get Crunchy With Thrive Market

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I enjoy finding out about new sites, apps and services from blogs as much as I hope you do! Today I partnered with Thrive Market to tell you all about a new way to get all your favorite natural products for 25-50% less than what you’ll find in traditional retail stores — all delivered straight to your door! A little bonus:  KERF readers get a special free jar of Justin’s Almond Butter! Thrive Market is the largest seller of non-GMO products with over 4,000 items from brands that you already recognize and love! Prices are 25-50% off of retail, so if you buy a lot of these brands, it’s worth the membership cost to join.

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I ordered a bunch of natural snacks that sounded delicious, and had a picnic with a few friends one afternoon to share them around.

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Here are our thoughts:

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Inka Corn – Loved the super crunch on this. It reminded us of popcorn kernels that come out half popped.

Kale Crunch – These won best of show! The cheesy taste was spot on, and the kale was deliciously crispy.

World Peas – BBQ – I’ve had crunchy chickpeas before, but this was my first time having crunchy peas other than the wasabi ones. These were great! Loved the BBQ flavor too – slightly sweet-savory.

Brussel Bytes – These were close behind the kale chips, but since they did retain a little of that brussel taste they didn’t take the top spot.

Mary’s Mini Grahams – These are gluten-free, GMO free, and vegan and Mazen loves them!

Bean and Rice Chips – These are also gluten-free, vegan, and corn free so they’re a great option for those with food restrictions. I thought they were great! Just like a ‘regular’ chip but with 4 grams of fiber and protein. Mazen loves these too!

Falafel Chickpeas – Loved these! Crunchy, high in protein and fiber, and great spice.

Health Warrior Chia Bars – These are an old favorite I had to re-order. They are also a Virginia product! The coconut flavor is the best, and they are the perfect portion size for a little snack.

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Thrive Market keeps prices low with a membership fee much like your big box stores for $59 a year. This might seem high at first, but if you truly eat a lot of natural foods or prefer natural beauty, baby, pet and home products, then I’m sure you’d get your money back in just a few orders. It breaks down to about $5 a month, so if you’re a natural foods enthusiast, it’s worth joining. And good news – Thrive Market offers free shipping for all orders over $49!

Thrive Market allows you to search by your Values too, so if you’re eating a special diet you can easily narrow down the choices to only what you need:

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And to give back, for every paid membership, Thrive Market donates a free membership to a low-income family, teacher, or military family.

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Check out all they have to offer here, and you’ll get that free jar of Justin’s Almond Butter through the link as promised!

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This post was sponsored by Thrive Market



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