Chomps growth playbook

On the product page, when "One-time purchase" and the 10 Pack are selected, replace the static free-shipping line with one tap: "Add 6 Chomplings ($8.99) and shipping is free" ($34.59 total), plus "or subscribe and ship free". Show the same choice in the cart. Test a second version that offers a 12-pack at about $30.72 as the one-time default.

Shoppers dislike paying for shipping more than they dislike paying for product. Turning a $5 fee into $8.99 of extra snacks raises order value and makes the first order feel fair, and many minis buyers come back for minis.

[ ] Pull one-time orders $25-$30 and shipping paid
[ ] Add "Add 6 Chomplings ($8.99) and ship free" under Add to cart
[ ] Show "or subscribe and ship free" beside it
[ ] Same line in the cart drawer
[ ] Test a one-time 12-pack near $30
[ ] Measure AOV, conversion and subscription share

• Fewer subscriptions if one-time gets cheaper to ship

  Keep "subscribe and ship free" as the first option shown.

• Mini stock levels

  Rotate the add-on flavor to whatever is in stock.

• Your websiteOriginal Beef product page (checked October 20, 2026): 4.9 stars from 2,762 reviews; Full Size 1.15 oz sticks at "$25.60 10 Pack - $2.56/Stick" or "$54.99 24 Pack - $2.29/Stick"; one-time purchase is $25.60, subscribe and save brings it to $21.76 ("Save 15% on your first order, 10% all orders after") with free shipping; directly under the $25.60 Add to cart button the page says "Free Shipping on Orders $30+".Source
• Your websiteShipping help article: "Orders under $30 will be charged a $5 flat rate shipping fee"; shipping is free over $30 and on every subscription order. The shipping page adds that Chomps ships within the US only "due to USDA regulations" and points Canadian shoppers to Amazon.ca.Source
• Your websiteStorefront catalogue (36 products): 14 full-size flavors across beef, chicken, turkey and venison at $25.60 for 10 and $54.99 for 24; 6-stick trial packs at $16.99; Chomplings minis (0.5 oz) at $31.99 for 24 or $8.99 for 6; a 14-count Chomplings school pack at $21.99. The Mild Variety Pack and one trial pack show "Restock Soon!".Source

Give first-time buyers free shipping on any trial pack, or bundle a trial pack with a 6-pack of Chomplings at a round price above $25 that ships free. Follow up in Klaviyo with a subscription offer on the flavor they rated best.

A trial is about lowering risk. A $5 fee on a $17 order is a 29% surcharge at the exact moment someone is deciding whether to try the brand.

• Shipping cost on small orders

  Limit to first orders and one per household.

• Your websiteShipping help article: "Orders under $30 will be charged a $5 flat rate shipping fee"; shipping is free over $30 and on every subscription order. The shipping page adds that Chomps ships within the US only "due to USDA regulations" and points Canadian shoppers to Amazon.ca.Source
• Your websiteStorefront catalogue (36 products): 14 full-size flavors across beef, chicken, turkey and venison at $25.60 for 10 and $54.99 for 24; 6-stick trial packs at $16.99; Chomplings minis (0.5 oz) at $31.99 for 24 or $8.99 for 6; a 14-count Chomplings school pack at $21.99. The Mild Variety Pack and one trial pack show "Restock Soon!".Source
• Your websiteStore technology seen on the homepage: Shopify, Klaviyo email, Postscript SMS, Yotpo reviews, Gorgias chat and OneTrust consent. A product page testimonial reads: "I keep a drawer full of chomps at my desk. ...and my coworkers keep stealing them." A past "chicken flavor feedback" page is still in the sitemap.Source

Write the streak rule in one line (for example, 75 bonus points for three purchases over $50), add it to the level table and the FAQ, and check the rest of the page for empty fields. Mention the streak in the post-purchase email after order one and order two.

People act on rewards they understand. A clear "one more order to go" message turns a hidden rule into a reason to reorder.

• Bonus cost

  Points are already budgeted in the program.

• Your websiteChompian Rewards page: 1 point per $1 and 125 points after the first order; two levels, Chompling ($0-$250) and Chompian ($250+, 2X points, early access to sales, a 20% off coupon); $5 off on birthdays and 75 extra points for three purchases over $50. Under "3 Purchase Streak" the live page shows the placeholder text "Streak explaination required".Source

Fill the page with the honest answer: why the site cannot ship to Canada, links to Amazon.ca and other Canadian sellers, the flavors available there, and a sign-up for news when that changes. Show it automatically to visitors with a Canadian location.

It turns a dead end into sales through the Canadian channels Chomps already uses, and the sign-up list sizes the Canadian demand.

• Listings change

  Check links each quarter.

• Your websiteSitemap (670 URLs, checked October 20, 2026): 528 blog URLs and 81 pages. The pages include many finished campaigns (Black Friday and Cyber Week landers, February flash sale pages, a 2024 customer holiday gift page, a birthday sale), sweepstakes rules for past contests, a popup test page and an "oops" page. /pages/canada is listed but its body is empty. Collections built for email feeds, upsells and influencers are listed too.Source
• Your websiteShipping help article: "Orders under $30 will be charged a $5 flat rate shipping fee"; shipping is free over $30 and on every subscription order. The shipping page adds that Chomps ships within the US only "due to USDA regulations" and points Canadian shoppers to Amazon.ca.Source

Sort every page into keep, redirect or noindex. Redirect sale landers to one evergreen "deals and subscriptions" page, noindex test and rules pages, and add a monthly check so new campaign pages get an end date.

Search engines and AI assistants then see the pages Chomps wants to rank, and shoppers stop meeting expired offers.

• Sweepstakes rules must stay reachable

  Keep them live but out of the sitemap.

• Your websiteSitemap (670 URLs, checked October 20, 2026): 528 blog URLs and 81 pages. The pages include many finished campaigns (Black Friday and Cyber Week landers, February flash sale pages, a 2024 customer holiday gift page, a birthday sale), sweepstakes rules for past contests, a popup test page and an "oops" page. /pages/canada is listed but its body is empty. Collections built for email feeds, upsells and influencers are listed too.Source

Add a back-in-stock sign-up by email or text (Klaviyo and Postscript are already on the site) and a "try this while you wait" suggestion with the closest in-stock flavors. When stock returns, send the alert with the subscription offer.

Sold-out pages still carry intent. A sign-up keeps it, and the alternative keeps the sale today.

• Long restock times

  Give a date range if known.

• Your websiteStorefront catalogue (36 products): 14 full-size flavors across beef, chicken, turkey and venison at $25.60 for 10 and $54.99 for 24; 6-stick trial packs at $16.99; Chomplings minis (0.5 oz) at $31.99 for 24 or $8.99 for 6; a 14-count Chomplings school pack at $21.99. The Mild Variety Pack and one trial pack show "Restock Soon!".Source
• Your websiteStore technology seen on the homepage: Shopify, Klaviyo email, Postscript SMS, Yotpo reviews, Gorgias chat and OneTrust consent. A product page testimonial reads: "I keep a drawer full of chomps at my desk. ...and my coworkers keep stealing them." A past "chicken flavor feedback" page is still in the sitemap.Source

Publish one page per major retailer: which flavors and sizes it stocks, the aisle, the locator filtered to that chain, and a "can't find it? get it delivered" link to the site or Instacart. Add the request-a-store form to each.

Retailer searches are high intent, and better answers help retail sell-through, which is most of the business.

• Assortment changes

  Date each page and review quarterly.

• Your websiteHomepage: "Find us in 65,000+ stores nationwide", naming DoorDash, Instacart, Thrive Market, Kroger, Whole Foods Market, Walmart, Target and Amazon Fresh; "10 - 12 G PROTEIN, 0 G SUGAR"; a site-wide banner for 15% off subscriptions; a giveaway banner; and the blog, The Daily Chomp.Source
• Your websiteFAQs: Chomps and Chomplings are "shelf-stable, so no ice pack or refrigeration needed" and "free of the top 9 allergens, which makes them a solid option for classrooms with allergy policies"; retailers include Walmart, Target, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Costco, Kroger and Thrive Market, and there is an Amazon store.Source
• Your websiteWhere to Buy page: a store locator for "65,000+ stores nationwide" and a "NEW STORE FORM" so shoppers can request a store. The wholesale page is "now accepting applications for wholesale accounts". The contact page lists separate inboxes for creators, wholesale and partnerships, and the site runs a ShopMy creator storefront script.Source

Create a school-year subscription: Chomplings every 2 or 4 weeks from August to June, with a pause for holidays, a flavor mix chosen by the child, and printable lunchbox notes. Promote it in parent communities and to existing minis buyers.

A predictable weekly use case is the best base for a subscription, and allergy-friendly is a real reason to choose Chomps over other lunchbox snacks.

• Summer churn

  Build the summer pause into the plan.

• Your websiteStorefront catalogue (36 products): 14 full-size flavors across beef, chicken, turkey and venison at $25.60 for 10 and $54.99 for 24; 6-stick trial packs at $16.99; Chomplings minis (0.5 oz) at $31.99 for 24 or $8.99 for 6; a 14-count Chomplings school pack at $21.99. The Mild Variety Pack and one trial pack show "Restock Soon!".Source
• Your websiteFAQs: Chomps and Chomplings are "shelf-stable, so no ice pack or refrigeration needed" and "free of the top 9 allergens, which makes them a solid option for classrooms with allergy policies"; retailers include Walmart, Target, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Costco, Kroger and Thrive Market, and there is an Amazon store.Source
• Your websiteOriginal Beef product page (checked October 20, 2026): 4.9 stars from 2,762 reviews; Full Size 1.15 oz sticks at "$25.60 10 Pack - $2.56/Stick" or "$54.99 24 Pack - $2.29/Stick"; one-time purchase is $25.60, subscribe and save brings it to $21.76 ("Save 15% on your first order, 10% all orders after") with free shipping; directly under the $25.60 Add to cart button the page says "Free Shipping on Orders $30+".Source

Build a hub: "protein snacks for GLP-1 users", "how much protein in a snack", "high-protein snacks with no sugar", each with Chomps' numbers (10-12 g protein, 0 g sugar), the study and a dietitian review. Link it from product pages.

The audience is growing fast and searching for exactly what Chomps makes, and original research is what AI assistants cite.

• Health claims

  Keep to nutrition facts and have every page reviewed.

• Your websiteChomps research release (March 3, 2025): protein matters in 36% of US snacking occasions but protein snacks are only 19% of retail sales; protein snacks reached $24 billion and grow three times faster than snacking overall; Gen Z and Millennials are about 34% of protein snack consumers; GLP-1 users are shifting spending toward protein snacks. Survey of 2,550 consumers with SPINS data.Source
• Your websiteHomepage: "Find us in 65,000+ stores nationwide", naming DoorDash, Instacart, Thrive Market, Kroger, Whole Foods Market, Walmart, Target and Amazon Fresh; "10 - 12 G PROTEIN, 0 G SUGAR"; a site-wide banner for 15% off subscriptions; a giveaway banner; and the blog, The Daily Chomp.Source
• Your websiteSitemap (670 URLs, checked October 20, 2026): 528 blog URLs and 81 pages. The pages include many finished campaigns (Black Friday and Cyber Week landers, February flash sale pages, a 2024 customer holiday gift page, a birthday sale), sweepstakes rules for past contests, a popup test page and an "oops" page. /pages/canada is listed but its body is empty. Collections built for email feeds, upsells and influencers are listed too.Source

Set tiers by sales (gifting, commission, retainer), give every creator a ShopMy storefront and a code tied to a subscription offer, and move the top 10% of organic clips into paid social each month.

Creators drive discovery for snack brands, and tying codes to subscriptions makes the sales they bring last longer.

• Codes leak to coupon sites

  Track redemptions by source.

• Your websiteWhere to Buy page: a store locator for "65,000+ stores nationwide" and a "NEW STORE FORM" so shoppers can request a store. The wholesale page is "now accepting applications for wholesale accounts". The contact page lists separate inboxes for creators, wholesale and partnerships, and the site runs a ShopMy creator storefront script.Source
• Your websiteSitemap (670 URLs, checked October 20, 2026): 528 blog URLs and 81 pages. The pages include many finished campaigns (Black Friday and Cyber Week landers, February flash sale pages, a 2024 customer holiday gift page, a birthday sale), sweepstakes rules for past contests, a popup test page and an "oops" page. /pages/canada is listed but its body is empty. Collections built for email feeds, upsells and influencers are listed too.Source
• Your websiteHomepage: "Find us in 65,000+ stores nationwide", naming DoorDash, Instacart, Thrive Market, Kroger, Whole Foods Market, Walmart, Target and Amazon Fresh; "10 - 12 G PROTEIN, 0 G SUGAR"; a site-wide banner for 15% off subscriptions; a giveaway banner; and the blog, The Daily Chomp.Source

Ask "how many sticks a week?" at signup and suggest the cadence. Text a swap option before each shipment (Postscript), offer "skip" and "pause" before "cancel", and try a rotating flavor box.

Most snack churn comes from too many boxes or flavor fatigue, which are both fixable without discounting.

• Fewer boxes per subscriber

  Retention gains outweigh the lower frequency.

• Your websiteOriginal Beef product page (checked October 20, 2026): 4.9 stars from 2,762 reviews; Full Size 1.15 oz sticks at "$25.60 10 Pack - $2.56/Stick" or "$54.99 24 Pack - $2.29/Stick"; one-time purchase is $25.60, subscribe and save brings it to $21.76 ("Save 15% on your first order, 10% all orders after") with free shipping; directly under the $25.60 Add to cart button the page says "Free Shipping on Orders $30+".Source
• Your websiteStore technology seen on the homepage: Shopify, Klaviyo email, Postscript SMS, Yotpo reviews, Gorgias chat and OneTrust consent. A product page testimonial reads: "I keep a drawer full of chomps at my desk. ...and my coworkers keep stealing them." A past "chicken flavor feedback" page is still in the sitemap.Source

Add a level at about $100 with a small perk (a free mini 6-pack or 1.5X points), show progress in the account and in emails, and test the effect on the second and third orders.

A close goal gets more action than a far one.

• Cost of perks

  Use free product, not discounts.

• Your websiteChompian Rewards page: 1 point per $1 and 125 points after the first order; two levels, Chompling ($0-$250) and Chompian ($250+, 2X points, early access to sales, a 20% off coupon); $5 off on birthdays and 75 extra points for three purchases over $50. Under "3 Purchase Streak" the live page shows the placeholder text "Streak explaination required".Source
• Your websiteOriginal Beef product page (checked October 20, 2026): 4.9 stars from 2,762 reviews; Full Size 1.15 oz sticks at "$25.60 10 Pack - $2.56/Stick" or "$54.99 24 Pack - $2.29/Stick"; one-time purchase is $25.60, subscribe and save brings it to $21.76 ("Save 15% on your first order, 10% all orders after") with free shipping; directly under the $25.60 Add to cart button the page says "Free Shipping on Orders $30+".Source

Audit every tag and script in Tag Manager and the theme: remove the unused, load chat, reviews and consent after the first paint, and set a script budget for new apps. Recheck PageSpeed after each change.

Keeping real-visitor scores passing protects paid traffic on slower phones, and fewer scripts also mean fewer things that break checkout.

• Breaking tracking

  Test each change in preview.

• PageSpeed testGoogle PageSpeed for the chomps.com homepage (October 20, 2026). Real Chrome visitors pass Core Web Vitals: the main content appears in 1.7 s, taps respond in 142 ms and layout shift is 0.01, and load time is 15% faster than a year earlier. The mobile lab test scores 65 out of 100 with the main content at 4.6 s, 532 ms of blocking time, 4 MB downloaded over 283 requests, and about 2 MB from 51 third-party services (Google Tag Manager alone 352 KB).Source
• Your websiteStore technology seen on the homepage: Shopify, Klaviyo email, Postscript SMS, Yotpo reviews, Gorgias chat and OneTrust consent. A product page testimonial reads: "I keep a drawer full of chomps at my desk. ...and my coworkers keep stealing them." A past "chicken flavor feedback" page is still in the sitemap.Source

Unpublish internal-only items from the Online Store channel (use a separate channel or draft status for staff and influencer orders), remove internal and expired collections from product structured data, and test what an AI agent sees when asked for "Chomps beef sticks".

Chomps is early to invite AI agents in; the payoff depends on agents seeing only what a shopper can buy.

• Internal ordering breaks

  Move internal orders to draft orders before unpublishing.

• Your websitechomps.com publishes /agents.md, which invites AI shopping agents to browse and buy through Shopify's Universal Commerce Protocol and the Shop skill. The public product feed (/products.json) those tools can read lists 138 products, of which 105 are staff apparel, retail-team supplies, influencer kits and other items that are not sold on the storefront.Source
• Your websiteProduct structured data on the Original Beef page is strong (GTINs, prices, a 4.9 rating from 2,762 reviews), but its "isPartOf" list names 18 collections, including internal team-order, promo, influencer and email-feed collections and a September 2026 birthday sale that has ended.Source
• Your websiteStorefront catalogue (36 products): 14 full-size flavors across beef, chicken, turkey and venison at $25.60 for 10 and $54.99 for 24; 6-stick trial packs at $16.99; Chomplings minis (0.5 oz) at $31.99 for 24 or $8.99 for 6; a 14-count Chomplings school pack at $21.99. The Mild Variety Pack and one trial pack show "Restock Soon!".Source

Launch an office plan: 24-packs or cases on a monthly cadence with invoicing, mixed flavors and a small display box. Sell it through office managers, workplace snack services and team gifting.

Offices reorder on schedule and buy in volume, and every desk drawer is free sampling for new customers.

• Small orders

  Set a case minimum.

• Your websiteStore technology seen on the homepage: Shopify, Klaviyo email, Postscript SMS, Yotpo reviews, Gorgias chat and OneTrust consent. A product page testimonial reads: "I keep a drawer full of chomps at my desk. ...and my coworkers keep stealing them." A past "chicken flavor feedback" page is still in the sitemap.Source
• Your websiteWhere to Buy page: a store locator for "65,000+ stores nationwide" and a "NEW STORE FORM" so shoppers can request a store. The wholesale page is "now accepting applications for wholesale accounts". The contact page lists separate inboxes for creators, wholesale and partnerships, and the site runs a ShopMy creator storefront script.Source
• Your websiteOriginal Beef product page (checked October 20, 2026): 4.9 stars from 2,762 reviews; Full Size 1.15 oz sticks at "$25.60 10 Pack - $2.56/Stick" or "$54.99 24 Pack - $2.29/Stick"; one-time purchase is $25.60, subscribe and save brings it to $21.76 ("Save 15% on your first order, 10% all orders after") with free shipping; directly under the $25.60 Add to cart button the page says "Free Shipping on Orders $30+".Source

Build a three-question finder (protein, heat, size), recommend two flavors and a variety pack, and show the most helpful review for each. Save answers to Klaviyo to personalize later emails.

A short guided choice turns a long list into a confident first order and gives the email program a profile.

• Too few users

  Place it on the Shop All page.

• Your websiteStorefront catalogue (36 products): 14 full-size flavors across beef, chicken, turkey and venison at $25.60 for 10 and $54.99 for 24; 6-stick trial packs at $16.99; Chomplings minis (0.5 oz) at $31.99 for 24 or $8.99 for 6; a 14-count Chomplings school pack at $21.99. The Mild Variety Pack and one trial pack show "Restock Soon!".Source
• Your websiteOriginal Beef product page (checked October 20, 2026): 4.9 stars from 2,762 reviews; Full Size 1.15 oz sticks at "$25.60 10 Pack - $2.56/Stick" or "$54.99 24 Pack - $2.29/Stick"; one-time purchase is $25.60, subscribe and save brings it to $21.76 ("Save 15% on your first order, 10% all orders after") with free shipping; directly under the $25.60 Add to cart button the page says "Free Shipping on Orders $30+".Source
• Your websiteStore technology seen on the homepage: Shopify, Klaviyo email, Postscript SMS, Yotpo reviews, Gorgias chat and OneTrust consent. A product page testimonial reads: "I keep a drawer full of chomps at my desk. ...and my coworkers keep stealing them." A past "chicken flavor feedback" page is still in the sitemap.Source

Print a QR code on pouches and shelf displays that gives 125 bonus points and free shipping on a first subscription, with a short "rate your flavor" step. Measure scans by retailer and region.

It builds a first-party customer list from the biggest channel and gives retail shoppers a reason to also buy direct.

• Retail partners dislike direct offers

  Lead with rewards and rating, not price.

• Your websiteHomepage: "Find us in 65,000+ stores nationwide", naming DoorDash, Instacart, Thrive Market, Kroger, Whole Foods Market, Walmart, Target and Amazon Fresh; "10 - 12 G PROTEIN, 0 G SUGAR"; a site-wide banner for 15% off subscriptions; a giveaway banner; and the blog, The Daily Chomp.Source
• Your websiteChompian Rewards page: 1 point per $1 and 125 points after the first order; two levels, Chompling ($0-$250) and Chompian ($250+, 2X points, early access to sales, a 20% off coupon); $5 off on birthdays and 75 extra points for three purchases over $50. Under "3 Purchase Streak" the live page shows the placeholder text "Streak explaination required".Source
• Your websiteOriginal Beef product page (checked October 20, 2026): 4.9 stars from 2,762 reviews; Full Size 1.15 oz sticks at "$25.60 10 Pack - $2.56/Stick" or "$54.99 24 Pack - $2.29/Stick"; one-time purchase is $25.60, subscribe and save brings it to $21.76 ("Save 15% on your first order, 10% all orders after") with free shipping; directly under the $25.60 Add to cart button the page says "Free Shipping on Orders $30+".Source

Repeat the survey each year, add GLP-1 users and Gen Z as tracked groups, publish a summary for retail buyers with category recommendations, and launch with press and LinkedIn.

A yearly benchmark strengthens retail pitches and earns links and AI citations every year.

• Data cost

  Budget for one survey a year.

• Your websiteChomps research release (March 3, 2025): protein matters in 36% of US snacking occasions but protein snacks are only 19% of retail sales; protein snacks reached $24 billion and grow three times faster than snacking overall; Gen Z and Millennials are about 34% of protein snack consumers; GLP-1 users are shifting spending toward protein snacks. Survey of 2,550 consumers with SPINS data.Source
• Your websiteImpact page: "a minority and family-owned business" led by co-founders Pete Maldonado and Rashid Ali (CEO); "the fastest-growing meat snack brand in the US"; B Corp certified; 1% for the Planet; over 8 million pounds of plastic collected with 4ocean; "10.3 MILLION sticks donated to food bank partners in 2025"; pouch film 13% thinner in 2026 than 2025.Source

Offer a team program: bulk cases at team prices, a fundraiser kit where families buy online and the team earns a share, and coach ambassadors. Start with one region and one sport.

It reaches parents through a trusted channel and turns one coach into dozens of households.

• Fundraiser admin

  Keep it online with automatic payouts.

• Your websiteFAQs: Chomps and Chomplings are "shelf-stable, so no ice pack or refrigeration needed" and "free of the top 9 allergens, which makes them a solid option for classrooms with allergy policies"; retailers include Walmart, Target, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Costco, Kroger and Thrive Market, and there is an Amazon store.Source
• Your websiteStorefront catalogue (36 products): 14 full-size flavors across beef, chicken, turkey and venison at $25.60 for 10 and $54.99 for 24; 6-stick trial packs at $16.99; Chomplings minis (0.5 oz) at $31.99 for 24 or $8.99 for 6; a 14-count Chomplings school pack at $21.99. The Mild Variety Pack and one trial pack show "Restock Soon!".Source
• Your websiteWhere to Buy page: a store locator for "65,000+ stores nationwide" and a "NEW STORE FORM" so shoppers can request a store. The wholesale page is "now accepting applications for wholesale accounts". The contact page lists separate inboxes for creators, wholesale and partnerships, and the site runs a ShopMy creator storefront script.Source

Add a "your impact" line to subscription emails and the account page (sticks donated per order, plastic collected), and let subscribers choose the food bank region once a year.

Seeing your own impact makes a subscription feel like part of something, which lowers cancellation.

• Looks like marketing

  Use real donation numbers only.

• Your websiteImpact page: "a minority and family-owned business" led by co-founders Pete Maldonado and Rashid Ali (CEO); "the fastest-growing meat snack brand in the US"; B Corp certified; 1% for the Planet; over 8 million pounds of plastic collected with 4ocean; "10.3 MILLION sticks donated to food bank partners in 2025"; pouch film 13% thinner in 2026 than 2025.Source

Run a twice-yearly vote among subscribers on three test flavors, ship the winner as a limited run to subscribers first, then to stores.

People stay subscribed for something they helped create, and the vote is free research.

• Winner fails

  Keep it limited.

• Your websiteStore technology seen on the homepage: Shopify, Klaviyo email, Postscript SMS, Yotpo reviews, Gorgias chat and OneTrust consent. A product page testimonial reads: "I keep a drawer full of chomps at my desk. ...and my coworkers keep stealing them." A past "chicken flavor feedback" page is still in the sitemap.Source
• Your websiteStorefront catalogue (36 products): 14 full-size flavors across beef, chicken, turkey and venison at $25.60 for 10 and $54.99 for 24; 6-stick trial packs at $16.99; Chomplings minis (0.5 oz) at $31.99 for 24 or $8.99 for 6; a 14-count Chomplings school pack at $21.99. The Mild Variety Pack and one trial pack show "Restock Soon!".Source