Inka Crops Inka Chips- Chile Picante Plantain chips,4 Ounce (Pack of 12)

These are so good.

We usually get these locally ... but since Covid, we get them by the case on Amazon. However, the caveat is ... get them by the case and we are liable to eat the whole case in less than a week. That is how tasty and addicting they are. Spicy flavor is not too spicy, just flavorful. Mostly good ingredients. The maltodextrin is corn based so that one is not a fantastic ingredient for overall health. But these are the lesser of all evils and see to have the best overall ingredients. Most have MSG or "yeast extract" which is MSG, these do not. Overall ... would recommend and will definitely repurchase.

I love these plantain chips. They're super crunchy and fresh. A bit pricey, but totally worth it.

I have auto immune disease, and have to eat strict AIP. These have been an amazing staple the past year, and clean to my doctors, “gut health” standards for healing. But now some boxes come with sunflower oil…. And then they are not returnable. It’s maddening! I was purchasing two boxes a month, but now can’t, because oil is a “seed oil”. Lots of Auto immune people will now have to pass on these, and no longer buy them. The description on Amazon still reads palm oil. This needs to be addressed that it may not be. Three boxes ago, they were palm oil, the next two were not. Whole Foods doing same thing. Unpredictable, and quite maddening to not be able to rely on a product having consistent ingredients. :(

Tasty and great!

I ordered a decent amount of this plantain chips and I loved them. It took my husband and I about a week or less to finish them. I'm about to order some more. The amount in each bag is also perfect. The flavor is perfect!

The flavor and the thickness were good however freshness was not up to the ones we bought at the store. The plantains tasted it old.

Okay, these are no doubt the best plantain chips I have had North of the Mexican border (nothing can beat fresh hot chips right out of the pan). My wife and kids love these chips and have devoured the whole box. I only wish they were more competitively priced online. I can buy Inka Crops brand plantain chips and my local Big Lots for $1 a bag (Retail), which is $1.33 less then I paid per bag for the wholesale box. The problem with Big Lots is that they are always out, so I am forced to pay this higher online price. But these chips are worth the price and a whole lot healthier then potato chips (Yuk!).