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Osem Bamba Peanut Butter Puffs, Hazelnut Filling - 2.1 Oz Bag (Pack of 20)

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Osem Bamba Peanut Butter Puffs, Hazelnut Filling - 2.1 Oz Bag (Pack of 20)

A TWIST ON THE ORIGINAL BAMBA SNACK - Bamba Peanut Puffs with Creamy Hazelnut Filling offer the same iconic crunch as our original pb snack with a smooth, chocolate hazelnut surprise inside
DECADENT CREAMY FILLING - Each puff is filled with a rich, hazelnut-flavored center wrapped in a crispy peanut shell - a satisfying combo of crunch and smooth sweetness
KOSHER, OVEN BAKED SNACK - These crunchy peanut puffs are certified kosher and oven baked for a light texture - perfect for snacking straight from the bag or sharing with family
CONVENIENT SINGLE-SERVE PACKS - Includes 20 individually wrapped 2.1 oz bags, perfect for on-the-go snacking, lunchboxes, or sharing this crunchy peanut butter and hazelnut-filled treat anytime
FAN-FAVORITE FROM ISRAEL - A beloved treat across generations, this hazelnut-filled version of Bamba brings an international snack experience to your pantry for the whole family

Bamba is a baked snack containing 50% peanuts, enriched in vitamins and iron and free of preservatives and food coloring.
Due to its uniqueness, soft yet crispy, savory yet sweet.
Bamba is loved by Israelis of all ages.
Bamba is the bestselling snack in Israel, accounting for close to a quarter of the snacks market. 90% of Israeli households buy Bamba regularly and every day 1 million bags of Bamba are produced.

Bamba was first produced in 1964 with a cheese flavor and in 1966 the cheese flavor was replaced in favor of peanut butter the winning flavor that has made Bamba part of Israeli culture.

A 2008 study concluded that, due to the extensive consumption of Bamba by infants in Israel, peanut allergy is rare. A control group of Jewish children in the UK had ten times higher rates of allergy.