Soldanza Pepper Sweet Plantain Chips, 2.5 Ounce (Pack of 24)

I recently stumbled upon Soldanza Lightly Salted Plantain Chips, and they've quickly become a favorite snack in my pantry. Here's why I find them so delightful: Subtle Saltiness: The "lightly salted" touch is just perfect. It doesn't overpower the natural flavor of the plantains, allowing for a deliciously balanced snack. Satisfying Crunch: These chips offer that satisfying crunch that I crave in a snack. It adds an enjoyable texture to every bite. Simple and Wholesome Ingredients: I appreciate that Soldanza keeps their ingredients simple and wholesome. It feels like a guilt-free choice for snacking. Convenient Size: The 2.5-ounce pack is just right for my on-the-go lifestyle. It's easy to toss into my bag for a quick and convenient snack anytime, anywhere. Versatility in Snacking: Whether I'm enjoying them on their own or pairing them with dips, these plantain chips are a versatile and tasty option for various snacking occasions. Consistent Freshness: The packaging ensures that the chips stay fresh. I appreciate the reliability in maintaining their crispiness and flavor. In summary, Soldanza Lightly Salted Plantain Chips have won me over with their flavor, crunch, and convenience. They've become a staple for my snack cravings. Friendly Tip: Give them a try with your favorite dip for an extra flavor boost!

Crunchy, fresh and delicious! Banana chips were always my favorite growing up as a kid in the Caribbean.

Cassava has always been my favorite in mixed root vegetable chip bags so I am glad to see the sold alone. Terra being bought out got rid of the cassava in their mix and cheapened. The crunch and flavor is perfect. Good value too compared to buying individual small bags in stores. Just a nice treat to have on hand.

I've been buying these chips for awhile now, since the Wickedly Prime brand became harder and harder to order. These have phenomenal taste initially and then I find that the bags opened later are good. Its weird, because I'm not opening the other bags til I want them... but perhaps just having them sit in the closet is causing a difference in flavor. They are a bit thicker than the Wickedly Prime chips, but taste better... and are about the same thickness as those from BJ's Wholesale (if you've ever had those) and also a lot more flavorful than those. In terms of cost, these are very good value. You get a lot of chips in individually wrapped bags. I'd actually prefer if they could provide a bulk option or giant container, as I end up opening up the bags and dumping into a big container.

The green plantain chips were very fresh and tasty!! They were not too salty...they were just right! They are the perfect snack before or after a meal....lol. The flavor profile was also great and could be adjusted with any dip of my choice. It is not greasy and it is great for people who like a little salt but not too much. The portion size was also great...just enough to make you feel fully satisfied or to share with a friend/family member. My family members loved it and I'll definitely reorder soon as I only have one pack left as:( Also for people with food sensitivities, I could easily read the ingredients list and decide if it was a good option to eat without worrying. I highly recommend it!:)

Yummy in my tummy

Way too salty. These are supposed to be sweet plantain chips made from ripe plantains that don't need additional sweeteners. Given that they're fried in oil, it's expected to add some amount of salt to balance out the taste of the oil with the sweetness of the plantains. However, there's too much added salt and the first chip is tolerable, but the next few chips amount to a mouthful of saltiness that's not appetizing to warrant eating a whole bag. So I suppose if you're looking to eat less and lose weight this may work as a bad snacking option if you can't control your eating. For myself, it means wasted money and non-enjoyable snacking experience. I don't get the obsession with overkill on salt in most foods in general, everything is sea salt this and over-salted that. I prefer zero or very tiny amount of salt. This chip brand like most things has too much salt to the detriment of the product. I bought a box but will have to give it away or trash it. Waste of money. The better chip is Lulu brand maduritos, sweet plantain chips. Consistent quality and best taste for naturally-sweet plantain chips. Second choice is Inka Crops brand plantain chips. I like Lulu for the size and shape of the chips and balanced taste, and Inka Crops has bigger quantity bags and thicker round cut chips, taste is also good.

Great hot and nice