A unique crisp.
I found a new way to grow gourmet mushroom mycelium on organic American farms. I slice it thin, fry it in avocado oil, and salt it. The fiber and protein were already in there. I just made it crunch.
— Eben
It's the mycelium of the oyster mushroom, the dense, fibrous network the mushroom grows before it fruits. We grow it in whole sheets, fry it in avocado oil, and season it.
That's where the 10g of fiber, 16g of protein, and 7g of net carbs per bag come from. More fiber than a bowl of oatmeal — it's what happens when you crisp a whole food.
A whole food. Shaped like a chip.
We grow the whole thing.
On our organic AirMycelium farm, oyster mushroom mycelium grows upward in clean vertical beds, indoors and year-round. In 18 to 21 days a bed fills into a dense white sheet you can lift like a towel off a rack.
We harvest those sheets by hand in Green Island, New York, then crisp and salt them in small prototype batches. Same farm, same organism behind MyBacon, now pointed at the snack aisle.
A friend crumbled a handful over ramen and swore they were better than fried shallots. Crush them on fried rice, sautéed greens, a soft egg — anything that wants crunch and a little earthy, nutty depth. I mostly just eat them out of the bag.
I found a new way to grow gourmet mushroom mycelium on organic American farms. I slice it thin, fry it in avocado oil, and salt it. The fiber and protein were already in there. I just made it crunch.
— Eben
Four 2 oz bags of Original for $25. Pre-order now — ships the week of Aug 10, USPS Ground Advantage from Green Island.
It is oyster mushroom mycelium: the dense network the mushroom grows before it fruits.
It tastes like a chip — crisp, savory, seasoned. The base is neutral, with a nutty, earthy umami underneath.
This is a pre-order: we charge today and ship the week of Aug 10. USPS Ground Advantage from Green Island, NY, 3-5 business days in transit. Shelf-stable, no cold chain.
Original first. Jalapeño, Nacho Cheese, and Dill Pickle are in the works — drop your email and I'll tell you when the next one lands.
It's the snack-aisle sibling from MyForest Foods — the MyBacon people. The "My-" runs in the family.
This is a prototype batch. Final commercial labels may change after full production validation.
Restocks and new flavors. No spam.