Chili Lime Jackfruit Chews 2.3 ozChili Lime Jackfruit Chews 2.3 oz
$5.99In stock
Product description:

Three simple ingredients: Jackfruit, Chili, Lime.

Yep, that's it. Sticky, chewy, sweet - tastes like a fruit rollup, but made with just fruit and spices.

Amazi Chili Lime Jackfruit Chews balance spicy and sweet notes for a snack that is as equally tasty as it is healthy. With a truly unique, bold flavor that’s like a cross between an apple, banana, mango, and pineapple, these chewy treats are packed with natural antioxidants, fiber, and are an anti-inflammatory powerhouse.

It's Paleo-Friendly!

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Chili Lime Jackfruit Chews 2.3 oz

Chili Lime Jackfruit Chews 2.3 oz

$5.99
2.3 oz
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Description

Three simple ingredients: Jackfruit, Chili, Lime.

Yep, that's it. Sticky, chewy, sweet - tastes like a fruit rollup, but made with just fruit and spices.

Amazi Chili Lime Jackfruit Chews balance spicy and sweet notes for a snack that is as equally tasty as it is healthy. With a truly unique, bold flavor that’s like a cross between an apple, banana, mango, and pineapple, these chewy treats are packed with natural antioxidants, fiber, and are an anti-inflammatory powerhouse.

It's Paleo-Friendly!

Keto/Paleo
Keto/Paleo
Vegetarian
Vegetarian
Dairy-Free
Dairy-Free
Pescatarian
Pescatarian
Vegan
Vegan
Contains No Nuts
Contains No Nuts

Nutritional Information

Chili Lime Jackfruit Chews 2.3 oz additional information
Ingredients
Jackfruit, Chili, Lime

About Amazi Foods

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Amazi foods is a woman-owned company on a mission to help you Snack on Purpose through their Made-in-Uganda plant-based tropical snacks.

 

Every bite you take directly supports Amazi's mission to support sustainable, more equitable supply chains, and closes the gap between source & consumer. How? By not only sourcing directly from farmers groups but also producing in partnership with small businesses in Uganda. They aim to create more jobs, market access, and local industry in the countries from which they source.