FAQS

Banza is pronounced bahn-zuh. The first syllable “ban” rhymes with “on,” not “an." As in, Banza is what's on your plate...for dinner tonight. Banza is shorthand for "garbanzo pasta."

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Banza Spaghetti, Linguine, and Angel Hair are made in Italy. All other shapes are made in the United States.

Online: If you're in the US, you can buy 6-packs directly from our website or from our Amazon Pasta, Mac, Rice, and Plant-Based Mac pages. You can purchase individual boxes online via Thrive Market, FreshDirect, Target.com or Walmart.com. You can order on Natura Market if you're in Canada.

In Store: If you want to grab individual boxes of Banza, you can find us in a store near you. Type your zip code into our store locator.

Our team will pack your items within 4 business day from the date the order was placed, and the shipment will arrive ~3-5 business days after that. Look out for a tracking number from info@eatbanza.com.

Note: If you ordered more than one case, they may be arriving in separate shipments.

Banza pasta, pizza, rice, and mac ships to all states within the continental U.S., excluding Hawaii and Alaska. Looking for Banza in Canada? Check us out via Natura Market.

As a small (but growing!) company our shipping capacity is somewhat limited. At the moment, we don’t ship internationally, but our goal is to bring Banza to the whole world. We’re working hard to expand our shipping options, including internationally! Be sure to sign up for email updates to stay in the know on where we’re headed next.

Yes! Our pasta is available for foodservice through Sysco. You can also buy 10 lb cases of foodservice Rotini and Penne directly from our website. If interested, please email us directly (info@eatbanza.com) with a brief description of your business/intended use.

We offer refunds and/or replacements on a case by case basis. Refund/replacement requirements are: description of product, lot number (on the bottom of the box), and photos of product and packaging. If you weren’t satisfied with your order, please email us directly so we can make it right. We want to hear your feedback!

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We strive to help you keep mealtime interesting every single day! Check out recipe inspiration at eatbanza.com/recipes.

Ingredients: Chickpeas, Pea Starch, Tapioca, Xanthan Gum.

The serving sizes reflect uncooked pasta. When you cook Banza, it almost doubles in size and weight, taking on the water it’s boiled in. The nutrition information of cooked Banza is the same as that of the dried pasta you measured before cooking.

Of note, some pasta shapes take up more room than others. For example, one cup of Banza Rotini (measured dry) equals about 2.3 oz (dry), whereas one cup of Banza elbows (measured dry) equals about 3.8 oz (dry).

Banza Pasta is a low glycemic index food, with a score of 36 (GI study here). To be considered Low GI, a food must score less than 55. Chickpeas have been shown to maintain blood sugar control, and we've had many people with diabetes note that they feel comfortable eating Banza frequently, as our noodles have 3x the fiber, 2x the protein, and 25% fewer net carbs than traditional pasta. That said, we always recommend checking with your doctor or dietitian if you have any further questions.

Xanthan gum is produced by the fermentation of a sugar (glucose)—much like the way yogurt is made. In our case, it's a non-GMO ingredient that adds volume; it’s in many of your favorite sauces, for instance. Our xanthan gum is derived from corn. There are no corn proteins in xanthan gum, and the ingredient itself is a very small percentage of the product. That said, if you have an allergy to corn, we advise checking with your doctor before eating Banza.

The majority ingredient in our pasta is chickpeas. The sugar in Banza is naturally occurring in the chickpeas - there is no added sugar. In a 2 oz serving, there are 2g of natural sugars.

Banza contains 175mg phosphorus (15% DV) and about 510mg potassium (10% DV) per 2 oz serving.

All of our pasta shapes (Alphabets, Angel Hair, Bucatini, Cavatappi, Casarecce, Elbows, Gemelli, Linguine, Penne, Rigatoni, Rotini, Shells, Spaghetti, Wheels, and Ziti) are certified by Gluten-Free Certification Organization (GFCO), and are produced in a dedicated gluten-free facility. 

For specific allergen information by product line, click here. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at info@eatbanza.com. 

Banza Pasta has a PDCAAS of 0.83, which is higher than most other plant-based protein sources, for instance tofu (0.56) or traditional durum wheat pasta (.43). For reference, the highest PDCAAS a protein source can score is 1.0.

While our pasta is Non-GMO Project Verified, it's not certified organic. We invest in nutritious, premium ingredients, while staying true to our mission of making nutritious food accessible to more people. We work closely with our suppliers to ensure that their standards are in line with our brand values.

Our pasta shapes (Angel Hair, Cavatappi, Elbows, Linguine, Penne, Rigatoni, Rotini, Shells, Spaghetti, Wheels, Ziti, Alphabets, Casarecce, Gemelli, Bowties, Lasagna, and Bucatini) are not made with ingredients that include "major food allergens" as defined by the FDA. 

Our Mac and Cheese products include pre-packaged cheese pouches (containing Milk). Of note, the cheese for our Mac and Cheese is produced and packaged at a separate facility from our pasta. Our pasta facility receives pre-packaged and sealed cheese pouches for insertion into our Banza Mac and Cheese boxes. The cheese is not manufactured or reworked at our pasta manufacturing facility, but simply repacked from case to box. We have a dedicated allergen storage area for cheese pouches and an allergen preventive control plan. For specific allergen information by product line, click here. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at info@eatbanza.com. 

We are aware that raw legumes (like chickpeas!) can have higher lectin levels, and therefore we monitor and test for it. Lectins are naturally occurring proteins found in plants, which serve as a plant’s natural defense mechanism against viruses, bacteria, fungi, and pests. When consumed by people, lectins are considered “anti-nutrients”, as some studies show they can cause digestive issues and interfere with mineral absorption. Lab results show that Banza Pasta has no to extremely low amounts of lectins. Specifically, Banza Pasta measured at <.05 mg/g, which is significantly lower than the detectable lab limit.

Yes, Banza pasta is certified Kosher by the Orthodox Union. Search Banza here to see our certifications for each shape. Note: Some select Banza Mac and Cheese products are not Kosher, while others are. For specific information by product line, keep scrolling!

Yes, Banza pasta is vegetarian.

Yes, Banza pasta is vegan.

Yes, our pasta is Non-GMO Project Verified.

Two years from the date of production. Find the Best By date printed on the bottom of the box.

Flatten and recycle the pasta box. If your pasta has a plastic sleeve, you can bring it to store-drop off locations or discard.

A few tips for best results when cooking Banza:

Start tasting the pasta about a minute before the shortest cook time on the box. All stoves are different, so we recommend tasting noodles until they reach your desired texture.

When the pasta reaches your preferred texture, strain it, and rinse under water as you strain. Rinsing Banza after cooking removes the chickpea starch that forms during the cooking process.

Some tips to decrease the foam: fill your pot with more water, turn the burner down to a lower heat, add a splash of olive oil to the water, and/or scrape some foam off the top with a spoon.

A boiling pot of Banza may foam up a bit more than traditional pasta. This same foam occurs when boiling chickpeas themselves (the majority ingredient in Banza is chickpeas!). Some tips to decrease the foam: fill your pot with more water, turn the burner down to a lower heat, add a splash of oil to the water, and/or scrape some foam off the top.

Yes! We recommend cooking an extra two minutes for cold prep. Check out these recipes for inspiration.

Yes you can. Banza is delicious when baked. Try this recipe, and others from our blog!

Chickpea Pasta: Chickpeas, Pea Starch, Tapioca, Xanthan Gum.

Classic Cheddar Cheese: Cheddar Cheese (Cultured Pasteurized Milk, Salt, Enzymes), Nonfat Milk, Buttermilk, Butter (Cream, Salt), Salt, Lactic Acid, Disodium Phosphate, Annatto and Paprika Extract (color).

White Cheddar Cheese: Cheddar Cheese (Cultured Pasteurized Milk, Salt, Enzymes), Buttermilk, Salt, Disodium Phosphate, Lactic Acid.

Deluxe Cheddar Cheese: Cheddar Cheese (Cultured Pasteurized Milk, Salt, Enzymes), Skim Milk, Cream, Water, Whey, Canola Oil, Sodium Phosphate, Salt, Lactic Acid, Natural Flavors, Sodium Alginate, Organic Fruit Juice and Organic Annatto Extract (color), Xanthan Gum.

Yes, our mac and cheese is gluten-free by FDA standards, and tested as such. 

We note that Banza Mac and Cheese is manufactured in separate facilities, some of which also process gluten containing products. For specific allergen information by product line, click here.

Banza mac and cheese contains milk. If you’re looking for a dairy-free version, you can try out Banza Plant-Based mac flavors! To note, our cheese products are manufactured in separate facilities from our pasta, some of which process other allergen-containing ingredients. For specific allergen information by product line, click here. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at info@eatbanza.com.

Banza Shells & White Cheddar and Banza Elbows & White Cheddar are certified Kosher Dairy by the Orthodox Union. Our Elbows & Cheddar, Shells & Cheddar, and Deluxe products are not. Search Banza here to see our certifications for each product.

Yes, Banza mac and cheese  is vegetarian.

No, Banza mac and cheese varieties contain dairy. If you’re looking for a dairy-free version, you can try out Banza Plant-Based mac flavors!

Eighteen months from the date of production. You can find the Best By date on the bottom of the box.

Flatten and recycle the mac and cheese box. Discard the cheese packet.

Chickpea Pasta: Chickpeas, Pea Starch, Tapioca, Xanthan Gum.

Vegan Yellow Cheddar: Sweet Potato, Coconut Oil Powder (Coconut Oil, High Oleic Sunflower Oil, Gum Acacia), Nutritional Yeast, Sea Salt, Pumpkin, Tapioca, Annatto Extract, Turmeric Extract, Paprika Extract (color), Lactic Acid, Citric Acid, Paprika, Xanthan Gum, Organic Natural Flavor, Onion, Garlic.

Vegan White Cheddar: Parsnip, Coconut Oil Powder (Coconut Oil, High Oleic Sunflower Oil, Gum Acacia), Sea Salt, Nutritional Yeast, Potato, Organic Natural Flavor, Tapioca, Lactic Acid, Citric Acid, Xanthan Gum, Onion, Garlic.

The cheese powder in our Plant-Based Yellow Cheddar mac and cheese is made from a sweet potato and pumpkin base. The cheese powder in our Plant-Based White Cheddar mac and cheese is made from a parsnip and potato base. Both flavors also include nutritional yeast to create a better for you dairy-free cheese alternative.

Yes, our plant-based mac varieties are gluten-free by FDA standards, and tested as such. We note that Banza Plant-Based Classic Cheddar and Classic White Cheddar are manufactured in separate facilities, some of which also process gluten containing products. For specific allergen information by product line, click here.

Our plant-based mac varieties are not made with ingredients that include "major food allergens" as defined by the FDA. The plant-based cheese for our plant-based Mac and Cheese is produced and packaged at a separate facility from our pasta. Our pasta facility receives pre-packaged and sealed plant-based cheese pouches for insertion into our Banza plant-based Mac and Cheese boxes. The plant-based cheese is not manufactured or reworked at our pasta manufacturing facility, but simply repacked from case to box. We have a dedicated allergen storage area for plant-based cheese pouches and an allergen preventive control plan. For specific allergen information by product line, click here. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at info@eatbanza.com.

Yes, our plant-based mac varieties are certified Kosher by the Orthodox Union. Search Banza here to see our certifications for each product!

Yes, Banza plant-based mac and cheese is vegetarian.

Yes, Banza plant-based mac and cheese is vegan.

Eighteen months from the date of production. You can find the Best By date on the bottom of the box.

Flatten and recycle the mac and cheese box. Discard the cheese packet.

Follow package directions for best results. For an even richer flavor, add 2 tbsp of your favorite plant-based butter. Enjoy!

Chickpea Pasta: Chickpeas, Pea Starch, Tapioca, Xanthan Gum.

Classic Cheddar Cheese: Buttermilk, Cheddar Cheese (Cultured Pasteurized Milk, Salt, Enzymes), Tapioca, Nonfat Milk, Organic Cornstarch, 2% or less of Butter (Cream, Salt), Coconut Oil, Salt, Organic Natural Flavor, Disodium Phosphate, Potassium Chloride, Sunflower Lecithin, Lactic Acid, Paprika Extract (Color), Monoglycerides, Xanthan Gum. Contains: Milk.

The loose white powder accompanying the noodles in the cup is a starch blend that prevents water from boiling over the rim of the cup in the microwave.

Yes, our Microwavable Mac is gluten-free by FDA standards, and tested as such. To note: our cheese packets are manufactured in a separate facility from our pasta, where gluten-containing foods may also be processed. For specific allergen information by product line, click here.

No, Banza Microwavable Mac is not NGMO-certified yet, though we’re looking into pursuing certification. If you’re looking for NGMO certified mac & cheese, be sure to give our Plant-Based Cheddar or White Cheddar flavors a try!

Banza Microwavable Mac contains milk. To note: our cheese packets are manufactured in a separate facility from our pasta, where  other allergen-containing foods may be processed. For specific allergen information by product line, click here.  If you have any questions, please reach out to us at info@eatbanza.com.

Yes, Banza Microwavable Mac is certified Kosher Dairy by the Orthodox Union. Search Banza here to see our certifications for each product.

Yes, Banza Microwavable Mac is vegetarian.

No, Banza Microwavable Mac contains dairy. If you’re looking for a dairy-free mac, be sure to give our Plant-Based Cheddar or White Cheddar flavors a try!

Eighteen months from the date of production. You can find the Best By date on the bottom of the box.

Remove, flatten and recycle the outer paper sleeve. Check with your local recycling center to see if the plastic cup (#5) is recyclable in your area. If it is, just rinse it out and toss  in your recycling bin! If not, discard in the trash along with the cheese pouch and lid.

Banza Microwavable Mac cups are made from #5 plastic, and are completely free of BPA and BPS.

In Store: Banza Microwavable Mac can be found in Whole Foods Market and Target locations nationwide! Type your zip code into our store locator to find an aisle nearest to you. 

Online: If you’re located in the US, you can buy 4-packs (12 cups total) directly from our website as well as Amazon. 

A few tips for best results when cooking Banza Microwavable Mac: 

Be sure to fill water to the fill line (the lower indent inside the cup). This amounts to a little more than 1/2 cup of cold water (5oz, 140g, or 140 ml). Stir well to fully dissolve the powder.

Keep an eye out as it cooks for 2 minutes (microwave wattage will vary). 

Take it out of the microwave, let the product rest for about a minute, and give it a few final stirs to ensure every noodle is coated in cheese. Enjoy!

Tip: If you’d like to jazz it up, enhance the richness by adding 1 TBSP of your preferred butter, fresh cracked pepper, veggies, or fresh herbs!

Add water to the black  fill line marked inside the plastic cup. This amounts to a little more than 1/2 cup of cold water.

Chickpea: Chickpeas, Potato Starch, Xanthan Gum, Sea Salt. Rice nutrition label here. 

Chipotle Tomato: Chickpeas, Potato Starch, Xanthan Gum, Chipotle Extract, Garlic Extract, Tomato, Sea Salt, Spices, Garlic, Onion, Red Bell Pepper, Yeast Extract. Chipotle Tomato Flavored Rice nutrition label here. 

Garlic Olive Oil: Chickpeas, Potato Starch, Xanthan Gum, Olive Oil, Garlic Extract, Thyme Extract, Sea Salt, Garlic, Yeast Extract, Parsley, Onion. Garlic Olive Oil Flavored Rice nutrition label here. 

Banza rice and flavored rice varieties are both certified by the Gluten-Free Certification Organization (GFCO).

We note that Banza rice is packaged in a facility that also processes gluten containing products. For specific allergen information by product line, click here. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at info@eatbanza.com. 

Yes, Banza rice and flavored rice varieties are Non-GMO Project Verified.

While Banza rice and flavored rice varieties are Non-GMO Project Verified, they are not certified organic. We invest in nutritious, premium ingredients, while staying true to our mission of making nutritious food accessible to more people. We work closely with our suppliers to ensure that their standards are in line with our brand values.

Banza rice varieties are not made with ingredients that include "major food allergens" as defined by the FDA.

Banza rice varieties are packaged on equipment that also processes eggs, milk, peanuts, soy, tree nuts, wheat. For specific allergen information by product line, click here. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at info@eatbanza.com. 

Yes, Banza rice varieties are certified Kosher by the Orthodox Union. Search Banza here to see our certifications for each type.

Yes, Banza rice varieties are vegetarian.

Yes, Banza rice varieties are vegan.

Twenty-four months from the date of production. You can find the Best By date printed on the side of the bag.

Discard the rice pouch and seasoning packet.

Online: If you're in the US, you can buy 6-packs of Banza rice varieties directly from our website or from Amazon. You can purchase individual bags via Thrive Market, FreshDirect, or Target.com. 

In Store: Banza rice varieties are available on shelves at Whole Foods Market, Sprouts, Wegmans, and select Targets nationwide. Type your zip code into our store locator to confirm that we're available at your local store.

Follow package directions for best results. Cook as you would pasta, and use a fine mesh strainer. For cooking one bag (8 oz) of Banza rice: 

1. In a pot, bring 6 cups of salted water to a rolling boil.

2. Reduce heat to a simmer and add Banza.

3. Cook to desired firmness, stirring occasionally. Approx. 3-4 minutes. Expect some foam.

4. Drain using a fine mesh strainer. Make sure to rinse the rice with water if you are making Chickpea Rice. 

5. If you're making Flavored Rice, next you'll stir in the seasoning packet and 1 tbsp of olive oil or butter (optional). Cover and let sit for 2 minutes to allow flavors to develop. For all other varieties, return to pot, fluff with a fork and enjoy! You can enjoy Banza Rice as you would regular rice or grains - as a side, in a burrito bowl, as a paella - you name it! Check out our recipe blog for more inspiration here.

At this time, the product is best prepared according to the instructions on the back of the bag. We do not recommend using a rice cooker to prepare Banza rice.

Unlike our regular rice and other products, we do not recommend rinsing Banza flavored rice varieties after cooking them. The heat from the rice helps the flavors from the seasoning packet develop, and you don’t want to rinse off any of that deliciousness!

Banza rice is a different formulation than our pasta. We created Banza rice varieties to work best in rice dishes, and more closely mimic the texture of your favorite grains.

Banza pizza is higher-fiber, higher-protein, lower net carb, and gluten-free. For specific ingredients and nutrition info by flavor, click below!

Plain Crust

Four Cheese

Margherita

Roasted Veggie

Supreme Pizza 

Plant-Based Cheese Pizza

No, the toppings on our pizza are not made from chickpeas. However, our crust is! You can find ingredient lists for the toppings of each pizza flavor in the nutrition labels linked below:

Plain Crust

Four Cheese

Margherita

Roasted Veggie

Supreme Pizza

Plant-Based Cheese Pizza

Yes, all of our pizza varieties are certified gluten-free by FDA standards.

Banza Plain Crust is Non-GMO Project Verified! Our other topped pizzas (Plant-Based Cheese, Plant-Based Supreme, Four Cheese, Margherita, and Roasted Veggie) do not fall into this certification due to the nature of their toppings. 

Our pizzas are not certified organic. We invest in nutritious, premium ingredients, while staying true to our mission of making nutritious food accessible to more people. We work closely with our suppliers to ensure that their standards are in line with our brand values.

Banza Plain Crust and Plant-Based Cheese pizzas are free from all major allergens. Our other topped varieties (Supreme with Beyond Meat, Four Cheese, Margherita, and Roasted Veggie) contain dairy, but are free from other allergens. For specific allergen information by product line, click here. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at info@eatbanza.com.

All toped Banza Pizzas made with dairy cheese are low glycemic index, with a score of 51 (GI study here). Plant-Based Banza Pizza flavors have not yet been tested for glycemic index, though it is on our radar! To be considered Low GI, a food must score less than 55. Chickpeas have been shown to maintain blood sugar control, and we've had many people with diabetes note that they feel comfortable eating Banza, as our topped pizzas have 2x the fiber and 30% more protein than leading better-for-you brands. That said, we always recommend checking with your doctor or dietitian if you have any further questions.

No, unfortunately Banza pizza varieties are not Kosher.

Yes, Banza pizza is vegetarian. You can find our full ingredient lists in the nutrition links below!

Plain Crust

Four Cheese

Margherita

Roasted Veggie

Supreme Pizza

Plant-Based Cheese Pizza

Banza Plain Crust and Plant-Based Cheese are vegan. However, the Supreme Pizza, Four Cheese, Margherita, and Roasted Veggie varieties are not as they are topped with dairy.

Sixteen months from the date of production. You can find the Best By date printed on the side of the box.

Flatten and recycle the pizza box. If your pizza has a cardboard round, recycle that too. You can bring the plastic sleeve to store-drop off locations or discard. 

If you ordered online, recycle the shipping box your pizza arrived in. The insulated foam can be fully dissolved in your sink with water, composted in your bin or local facility, or added to your garden as plant food!

Right now, you can find Banza pizza in most Whole Foods and Target stores nationwide, as well as in Wegmans and Heinen’s in the Northeast and Midwest. Type your zip code into our Store Locator to confirm which flavors your local store carries!

Follow package directions for best results, and please make sure to remove the cardboard round prior to baking. For a perfectly crispy pizza, place directly on the middle oven rack.

Our current cooking instructions are written for a conventional oven at 400°F. For convection baking, reduce the temperature to 375°F and cook time remains the same.

Craving a grilled pizza? Set the heat to medium and let the pizza sit out at room temp for a few minutes. For our plain crust, we like to rub each side with a little olive oil (about 1 teaspoon per side) and grill face down. Then flip, add toppings and grill until the crust is lightly charred. For our topped pizzas, grill covered until the crust is lightly charred and cheese is melted.

We recommend baking our pizza directly on the middle oven rack so air can flow underneath and allow it to get nice and crispy on the bottom! Our dough is not wet and the crust is a nice barrier to keep cheese and toppings from falling off, so it shouldn’t make a mess in your oven. If you prefer to bake on a baking sheet or pizza stone, we recommend placing it in the oven while preheating so it can warm up and ensure the pizza gets crispy on the bottom. 

If you’d like to bake your pizza on a stone, make sure it’s in the oven during preheating so it’s hot when the pizza is added. The pizza might not get as crispy on the stone as it will directly on the rack.

Homestyle: Chickpeas, Water, Cocoa Butter, Protein Blend (Egg White, Pea Protein), Cane Sugar, Avocado Oil, Less than 2% of: Tapioca, Salt, Sunflower Lecithin, Xanthan Gum, Natural Flavors, Baking Powder (Calcium Carbonate, Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Monocalcium Phosphate) Contains: Egg.

Blueberry: Chickpeas, Water, Blueberries, Cocoa Butter, Protein Blend (Egg White, Pea Protein), Cane Sugar, Avocado Oil, Less than 2% of: Tapioca, Salt, Sunflower Lecithin, Xanthan Gum, Natural Flavors, Baking Powder (Calcium Carbonate, Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Monocalcium Phosphate) Contains: Egg

Chocolate Chip: Chickpeas, Water, Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips (Sugar, Unsweetened Chocolate, Cocoa Butter), Cocoa Butter, Protein Blend (Egg White, Pea Protein), Cane Sugar, Avocado Oil, Less than 2% of: Tapioca, Salt, Sunflower Lecithin, Xanthan Gum, Natural Flavors, Baking Powder (Calcium Carbonate, Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Monocalcium Phosphate) Contains: Egg

Yes, Banza Protein Waffles are certified gluten-free by GFCO.

No, Banza Protein Waffles are not non-GMO project verified

Banza Protein Waffles are not certified organic. We invest in nutritious, premium ingredients, while staying true to our mission of making nutritious food accessible to more people. We work closely with our suppliers to ensure that their standards are in line with our brand values.

Banza Protein Waffles contain egg but are free from all other major allergens. For specific allergen information by product line, click here.

If you have any questions, please reach out to us at info@eatbanza.com.

No, Banza Protein Waffles are not Kosher.

Yes, Banza Protein Waffles are vegetarian.

No, Banza Protein Waffles are not vegan, as they contain egg.

Banza Protein Waffles should be kept frozen. The "Best By" date is printed on the right side of every box.

Flatten and recycle the waffle box. You can bring the plastic sleeve to store-drop off locations or discard. If you ordered online, recycle the shipping box your waffles arrived in. The insulated foam can be fully dissolved in your sink with water, composted in your bin or local facility, or added to your garden as plant food!

In Store: Banza Protein Waffles can be found exclusively in Whole Foods Market locations nationwide! Type your zip code into our store locator to find an aisle nearest to you.

Online: If you're located in the US, you can buy 3-packs (18 waffles total) directly from our website as well as Amazon.

Banza Protein Waffles can be cooked in a few ways! Our favorites are in a toaster, or crisping them up in a pan or airfryer! 

     Toaster Directions:
     1. Set toaster to lowest setting.
     2. Toast for 1-2 cycles or until golden, crispy, and hot. For a darker, more crispy

     waffle toast for 1 cycle on medium-high.

     Toaster Oven Directions:
     1. Preheat oven to 400°F. Place frozen waffles on a baking sheet.
     2. Bake for 2-3 minutes per side or until golden, crispy, and hot.
     Note: Watch as waffles cook, oven temperatures may vary.

While we always recommend cooking Banza Protein Waffles according to packaging instructions for best results, you can also cook them in an oven!

     Oven directions:
     1. Preheat oven to 400°F. Place frozen waffles on a baking sheet.
     2. Bake for 2-3 minutes per side or until golden, crispy, and hot.
     Note: Watch as waffles cook, oven temperatures may vary.

Yes, Banza Protein Waffles are ready to eat, and while they can be safely consumed without toasting or heating, we always recommend cooking them according to packaging instructions for best results.

Flatten and recycle the waffle box, and discard the plastic bag. If you ordered online, recycle the shipping box your waffles arrived in. The insulated foam can be fully dissolved in your sink with water, composted in your bin or local facility, or added to your garden as plant food!