They’re kinda like plain Lay’s but with a different texture. Salty, crispy, and hit the spot as a snack. We housed the smallish bag in one sitting but they’re also one dimensional. Probably work well with a dip or some seasoning.
Rated 3 out of 5
Anonymous –
Not too salty. Hard, crispy crunch, not airy light crunch like Lays. Almost like eating a crispy stale chip. Interesting texture. No additives. More like 3.5.
Rated 2 out of 5
GEND –
Not sure what i was expecting, but it has the taste of a veggie chip! Agree with the other reviewer that it had the texture of a cripsy stale chip. Personally not a fan
Rated 5 out of 5
Anonymous –
I love that Trader Joe’s has brought this tuberous root to their stores in a chip form. Do not expect this to taste like a potato chip, it has a very different consistency. It’s crispy, perfectly salty for a chip, and has a fun crunch that is unlike a potato chip. After buying these chips, I read up more about the cassava root. It’s a staple food in many other countries and feeds half a billion people worldwide. I love these chips and nicely different from a potato chip.
Rated 5 out of 5
Diane –
I love these and buy them each week! They are from Peru, I believe? They are a great alternative to potato chips without as much guilt! Yes, they aren’t identical to potato chips, but reasonably close, at least to me. I’m crazy about these and Hope Trader Joe’s will keep them on the shelves. Might just be me, but potato chips make me gain weight, while these not so much. Would have to study the glycemic index to see how these differ?
Rated 5 out of 5
Anonymous –
Tastes authentic, please continue selling.
Rated 1 out of 5
Anonymous –
Be extremely careful with these. I honestly got food poisoning. I googled cassava chips and they can contain cyanide. I was so incredibly sick after eating these. I would not recommend.
BDCThug –
They’re kinda like plain Lay’s but with a different texture. Salty, crispy, and hit the spot as a snack. We housed the smallish bag in one sitting but they’re also one dimensional. Probably work well with a dip or some seasoning.
Anonymous –
Not too salty. Hard, crispy crunch, not airy light crunch like Lays. Almost like eating a crispy stale chip. Interesting texture. No additives. More like 3.5.
GEND –
Not sure what i was expecting, but it has the taste of a veggie chip! Agree with the other reviewer that it had the texture of a cripsy stale chip. Personally not a fan
Anonymous –
I love that Trader Joe’s has brought this tuberous root to their stores in a chip form. Do not expect this to taste like a potato chip, it has a very different consistency. It’s crispy, perfectly salty for a chip, and has a fun crunch that is unlike a potato chip. After buying these chips, I read up more about the cassava root. It’s a staple food in many other countries and feeds half a billion people worldwide. I love these chips and nicely different from a potato chip.
Diane –
I love these and buy them each week! They are from Peru, I believe? They are a great alternative to potato chips without as much guilt! Yes, they aren’t identical to potato chips, but reasonably close, at least to me. I’m crazy about these and Hope Trader Joe’s will keep them on the shelves. Might just be me, but potato chips make me gain weight, while these not so much. Would have to study the glycemic index to see how these differ?
Anonymous –
Tastes authentic, please continue selling.
Anonymous –
Be extremely careful with these. I honestly got food poisoning. I googled cassava chips and they can contain cyanide. I was so incredibly sick after eating these. I would not recommend.
Anonymous –
It’s addicting and just so good