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General
What exactly is a Whisp Cheese Crisp?
Whisps Cheese Crisps are 100% real artisanal cheese! Our master cheesemakers craft every artisanal cheese to perfection before baking it into flavorful airy, crunchy crisp. Each crave-worthy bite is a delicious keto-friendly and gluten free snack that’s a good source of protein. Perfect for snacking straight out of the bag or adding crunch to your favorite recipes.
What makes Whisps cheese special?
Great question! Learn more about our cheeses here.
Where are Whisps Cheese Crisps made?
Whisps Cheese Crisps are made right here in the USA. We responsibly source milk from 4 local farms and craft all of our cheeses in Wisconsin, the cheese capital of America.
How are Whisps Cheese Crisps made?
Whisps Cheese Crisps are made by baking premium, artisanal cheese into an airy, crunchy crisp. Only after our master cheesemakers taste and approve for quality and taste will it become a Whisps crisp.
What is the shelf life of Whisps?
The shelf life on Whisps Cheese Crisps is 1 year- but dare you to keep them that long!
How do I store my Whisps? Do they need to be refrigerated?
Whisps are artisanal, take anywhere cheese crisps. Once open, use the resealable zipper on our larger bags, and store them anywhere you like to stash your favorite snacks! They do not require refrigeration.
Are you doing anything to help the environment?
We are constantly striving to improve our processes and reduce our impact on the world. Some of our practices include: responsibly sourcing our milk from local farms and cows that are never treated with growth hormones, reducing our water consumption, and sending our cheesemaking waste to a local bio-digester who transforms it into electricity.
Where can I find/buy Whisps Cheese Crisps?
Whisps Cheese Crisps are available at retailers across the US or online. For a detailed list, visit our Store Locator page.
Diet & Nutrition
Are Whisps gluten free?
Our cheese crisps and crumbs are gluten free. Our Cheese Crisps & Nut mix is made in a facility that also processes wheat and soy. Due to the nature of pretzels, the pretzel bites are not gluten free. For more specific details, please see our product page.
Are Whisps keto friendly?
Yes, our Cheese Crisps, Crumbs, and Cheese Crisps & Nuts are Keto-Friendly. Due to the nature of pretzels, the pretzel bites are not Keto Friendly. For more specific details, please see our product page.
Are Whisps good for diabetics?
Whisps pure cheese flavors (Parmesan, Cheddar & Asiago Pepperjack) are single ingredient zero sugar snacks that are suitable for many lifestyles and diets.
Are Whisps nut free?
Yes, our Cheese Crisps, Crumbs, and Pretzel Bites are nut free. Our Cheese Crisps & Nut mix does contain nuts. For more specific details, please see our product page.
Are Whisps Kosher?
We are not Kosher at the moment, but this is something we are looking into!
All Whisps products are vegetarian friendly?
Whisps Cheese Crisps are vegetarian friendly.
Are Whisps vegan?
Whisps are not vegan. As a 100% cheese snack, they contain dairy.
Are Whisps lactose free?
Yes. During the aging process for cheese the lactose is naturally consumed by the yeast. Tangy Ranch, Hot & Spicy, Nacho, and Italian Herb contain Buttermilk so these flavors contain lactose.
Are Whisps dairy free?
As we are made with 100% cheese, we are not dairy free.
Are Whisps rBST free?
Yes! We use rBST free milk in the production of all of our cheeses.
Events/Media
Do you support local events and charities?
We always encourage the community to get in touch with opportunities by emailing Hello@whisps.com. We are looking forward to exploring opportunities to donate or partner.
I’m a blogger, can I have samples to talk about to my followers?
Send us your info through our Social Media handles or Hello@whisps.com and we’ll be in contact should there be an opportunity to partner.
Who can I speak to about collaborating?
Hello@whisps.com and we will be sure someone gets in touch should there be an opportunity to partner