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The Hain Celestial Group-owned brand Garden Veggie Snacks has launched two new varieties of its Flavor Burst Tortilla Chips: Smoky BBQ and Sweet Tangy Chili.


Following the success of the initial Flavor Burst range last year, the company has added these new additions to offer bold, better-for-you snack options with no artificial flavours or preservatives.


The Smoky BBQ flavour delivers a rich, barbecue-inspired taste, while the Sweet Tangy Chili chips combine sweet tangy chilli, corn and vibrant veggies. Both flavours aim to meet the growing demand for healthier snacks without compromising on taste.


The new chips are certified gluten-free and feature a blend of five vegetables – spinach, beet, red bell pepper, carrot and tomato – along with non-GMO corn.


Ed Kaiser, senior director of marketing at The Hain Celestial Group, said: "We know snackers are increasingly looking for better-for-you options that don't compromise on taste, and we're thrilled to meet that demand with craveable new varieties of Flavor Burst. Whether you crave that classic smoky barbecue taste or a trend-forward experience with the sweet-spicy kick of chilli, we've got the perfect better-for-you snack in our Flavor Burst line-up."


The Smoky BBQ chips are available in a 12oz bag exclusively at Walmart, while the Sweet Tangy Chili variety can be found in a 6oz bag at Kroger. These join the existing Nacho Cheese and Zesty Ranch flavours in the Flavor Burst line-up.

Garden Veggie Snacks adds new flavours to tortilla chip line

Rafaela Sousa

18 March 2025

Garden Veggie Snacks adds new flavours to tortilla chip line

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