Tostitos Artisan Recipes Fire-Roasted Chipotle Tortilla Chips are a mouthful to say and feature a multi-grain (9 different grains) tortilla chip flavored with spicy chipotle peppers.
I picked up a 9.75-ounce bag on sale for $3.00 but they typically retail for a little more at $3.99.
In addition to chipotle peppers the chips also contain pinto beans plus onion and garlic powder for flavor and they combine create a flavor that's similar to the
Roasted Garlc & Black Beans flavor. Basically, it tastes like a Roasted Garlic & Black Beans but with a spicy kick.
The chip itself has a uneven rough texture from the various grains and a bit of a nuttiness from the same. I quite enjoy the taste and texture. The seasoning gives you a bit of a slightly sweet, slightly salty, garlic and beans flavor with a swift kick of heat. The seasoning is lighter than say Doritos and I can easily go through a whole bag if I'm not paying attention (whereas the more intense flavors of Doritos will cause me to pause).
Needless to say, I really like both versions of Tostito's Artisan Recipes chips... even if the names are a bit too long.
Nutritional Info - Tostitos Artisan Recipes Fire-Roasted Chipotle
Serving Size - 1 ounce (28g/about 8 chips)
Calories - 140 (from Fat - 70)
Fat - 7g (Saturated Fat - 1g)
Sodium - 90mg
Carbs - 18g (Sugar - less than 1g)
Protein - 2g
Artisan? Shouldn't a creative horde of employees be using edible dyes to draw upon the things?
ReplyDeleteOr would drawing upon the bag be enough?
How about including a free prize inside as Cracker Jack did? (still does?).
Over the years the quality/value of Cracker Jack prizes declined.
Long ago... back in the 1960s, powdered Tide detergent had a nifty hand-sized red ball inside.
I believe it was a foam ball, not rubber and it was solid using a thick/dense foam.
Note how much y'all can learn on these posts and comments.
And no cover charge.