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Description: Good Source of Protein 13 g Protein Per Bag Chicken Raised Without Antibiotics Flavorful Paleo Snacking Certified Gluten Free® Chicken Used 100% Natural* No Added Hormones1 Vegetarian Fed Crispy chips crafted from antibiotic-free chicken breast and native tapioca starch. Chips Crafted From Real Ingredients Including: Chicken Breast Egg Whites Chicken Bone Broth *No Artificial Ingredients: Minimally Processed 1There are no hormones approved for use in the production of poultry.


Other Ingredients: Antibiotic-free chicken breast, native tapioca starch, high oleic sunflower oil, egg whites, chicken bone broth, sugar. contains less than 2% of the following: maple sugar, sea salt, spices, natural flavors, citric acid, sodium citrate, modified tapioca starch, maltodextrin. Contains: Egg whites.


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