Terra Taro Chips, 6 oz, 2 pk

These taste delicious and healthy.

I needed these for a catering event. I had planned on utilizing them as a chip for a mini poke bowl appetizer. The majority of them were unusable. Flavor was good but very disappointing for the price.

Delicious!

These chips are superior to normal potato chips in that they are fried in olive oil, which is healthier than the standard "canola, safflower, and/or sunflower" junk in normal potato chips. They also use red potatoes, which are somewhat better than standard russet potatoes. As far as I can tell, however, the ingredients aren't organic, so they could still be loaded with pesticides and other gross stuff.Now onto what really matters: taste. The ingredients in these chips are pretty simple: potatoes, olive oil, salt. The taste is simple as well, but the olive oil adds some elegance to the standard salty cruch. The chips are salty enough to bring you in, but smooth and crunchy enough to have you going for another. I've found myself going through a whole bag in one sitting more than once. At 5 ounces, these aren't really king size bags, however, so if you're planning on sharing, you might bring another bag as backup.The one drawback to these chips is that the skins have been left on the potato slices. While this is probably somewhat better for you (skins=fiber and nutrients), the problem is that the skins crumble up into a bunch of little brown flakes that get stuck to all over your hands, mouth and teeth. Getting those stubborn brown specks off can be a hassle.While these are by no means a "health food" they are certainly a better option for the chip lovers out there, and can be a delicious treat in moderation. Recommended for those wanting to eat healthier without giving up potato chips.

I eat these chips for snacks...and with dips or veggies..I love them!

Delicious but pricey.

I love the product, but they arrived with the chips all broken.

I LOVE Taro chips. However, most stores now only stock the mixed chips. When I saw I could order online, yay! What I expected was my chips delivered in a box; what I got was crushed chips shipped in a bag. Waste of money.