r/chips • u/justmadeaplay • 58m ago
Recommendation Bro!! This taste just like the garden tomato and basil ifykyk
I knew they would as soon as I picked up the bag. Sooo good.
r/chips • u/justmadeaplay • 58m ago
I knew they would as soon as I picked up the bag. Sooo good.
r/chips • u/chinupinu23 • 17h ago
r/chips • u/wheresmy_sock • 39m ago
These are solid. Their smoked Gouda and garlic parm are also very good!
r/chips • u/Br1tterz1 • 40m ago
One my favorite flavors too.
r/chips • u/WorldOfChips • 13h ago
Chip makers don't publish Scoville ratings, so I tried ranking by the pepper used and the brand's own heat claims: 1. Cape Cod Sweet & Spicy Jalapeño 2. Barcel Chip's Jalapeño 3. Pringles x Hot Ones Los Calientes Rojo 4. Ruffles Flamin' Hot 5. Takis Fuego 6. Takis Blue Heat 7. Paqui Haunted Ghost Pepper 8. Paqui One Chip Challenge (pulled from sale in Sept 2023)
Should Blue Heat really sit above Fuego? What's missing?
r/chips • u/Alpine-Bluebird688 • 19h ago
I love me some Tim’s Jalapeño chips. Normally I get the 7.5 oz bags at our grocery stores down in Southern California. In the last couple years, I’ve noticed that the seasoning has been hit-or-miss. Sometimes there’s a lot and sometimes there’s very little. But I recently went up to Seattle and got 4.75 oz bags at Target that we don’t have in our Targets in SoCal and the seasoning amount was insane. Now I want to only order those size bags. I also got some 2oz bags from the deli and noted even MORE seasoning.
Does anyone have any personal observations on whether I am right? Like do they just stick a fixed amount of seasoning per bag and then it’ gets diluted if the amount of chips is bigger? If so I feel gypped haha and I feel strongly that Tim’s should address this inconsistency LMAO
And no I do not take everything in life seriously, except apparently Tim’s Jalapeño chips