We grow the mycelium of the oyster mushroom on a blend of hardwood chips in upstate New York. Mycelium is the dense, fibrous network the mushroom grows before it fruits. We harvest it as whole sheets. We crisp it in avocado oil. We finish it with sea salt.
That's it. The ingredient list is short enough to read in a breath. The numbers on the bag are what comes out when you fry that kind of whole food.
— A whole food. Shaped like a chip.
This is the mycelium of the oyster mushroom: the dense, fibrous network the mushroom grows before it fruits.
We grow it on a blend of hardwood chips. We harvest it as sheets. We fry it in avocado oil and finish it with sea salt.
What you get is a chip with more fiber than almost anything in the snack aisle and an ingredient list short enough to read in a breath.
The first batch is made the way the next 500,000 won't be: by us, by hand, from a kitchen in upstate New York. When this batch is gone, it's gone. The next one ships when we make it.
Counter is illustrative until inventory is wired to the store.
Ships USPS Ground Advantage from Green Island. 3-5 business days continental US. Free shipping on 6-packs and up.
It's the mycelium of the oyster mushroom — the dense, fibrous network the mushroom grows before it fruits. Whole food. Not an extract, not a powder, not a concentrate. The same organism that makes the mushroom, just a different part of it.
It tastes like a chip. Neutral umami base — crisp, salty, real-food chew. The mycelium fries the way mushrooms wish they could.
USPS Ground Advantage from Green Island, NY. 3-5 business days. Shelf-stable — no cold chain. We pack within 48 hours of your order.
Not yet. Batch 01 is a one-time drop. If you want to know when the next batch lands, drop your email below.
Because the parent brand is MyForest Foods (the people behind MyBacon). MyChips is the snack-aisle sibling. Same kitchen, same Deep Forest, different shelf.
There isn't one. Mycelium is just a part of the mushroom most snack brands haven't figured out how to use yet. We did.
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