Cadina Happy is yummy taro chips! review

it's no secret I got these at T&T

During Chinese/Lunar New Year, it is a bit of tradition in my family to get Taro Chips (or some kind of crispy item made from taro). Usually once the new year gets here... these taro crispy items all disappear. Things were a little different this year when I found these at T&T.

contents and nutrition information, seems natural enough

impressions:

• tasty
• light
• sweet and salty
• slight herbiness
• addicting
• what you see is not what you get (the contents only make up about 35% of the package... the rest is ... air)

According to the ingredients, these chips were made from fresh taro, They were fried with Olive Oil and seasoned lightly in herbs. The chips did not taste or feel oily. They were lightly coated in a salty, herb . enough to enhance the taro taste and did not steal the taste away from the taro taste.

they all look similar to these ones

I am not sure if it was my bad luck or whether all the other packages' contents were mostly crushed. I was lucky to find a few that weren't for this picture.

My taste buds were so happy and satisfied when I took a bite out of these chips. They were nicely coated in a salt, sugar and herb seasoning. They were crispy with a soft crunch.

the bag was big, but the bag was only 35% filled

I was a disappointed when I opened the package, the bag was only 35% filled. I just opened this and took a picture... see how little taro chips there are compared to the size of the bag...

rating: 9/10 

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