These aren't bad, nice crunch, nice flavor. I think that though I prefer the Iberia ones just a tad bit more.

I love the thickness and lightly salty taste of these chips and so do my friends. But when you reach the bottom all the chips are crushed.-'

You get a huge tub of plantain chips. There is nothing in them besides plantain, a little salt and oil. If that's all you need - this product is a great choice. I prefer mine with some more flavor - either sweeter or spicier. So not quite a 5/5 hit for me.

You get a huge tub of plantain chips. There is nothing in them besides plantain, a little salt and oil. If that's all you need - this product is a great choice. I prefer mine with some more flavor - either sweeter or spicier. So not quite a 5/5 hit for me.

It miss little bite sugar

These are pretty good-tasting plantain chips: Nice and crispy, with a suitable amount of oil, some salt. They are a nice alternative to the same-old of potato chips.That said, they're far from health food. They contain 153 calories per 30g (per the label), which works out to 144 calories per ounce. That's slightly lower than a one-ounce serving of standard full-fat potato chips (around 160 calories per ounce) but somewhat more than your standard reduced-fat potato chip (around 130 calories per ounce). Bottom line You won't pick these for health reasons--you'll pick them if you want something a bit different. (Plantains do have a bit more fiber than potato chips).You get 28oz in the jar, which works out to considerably more per ounce than decent-tasting plantain chips typically run at the big chain chips and nuts place. You do get the nice reusable jug with the carrying handle, though.On the whole, I like this. I don't find them to be appreciably better than other plantains I've had, but they taste fresh and crispy and if you have a plantain hankering, these will hit the spot.

These plantain chips are super tasty.Nicely seasoned, nice crunch, and comes in a generously sized jar. Recommended snack.