This is the second packet of lentil chips provided by Tall Elegant taste tester. Sea salt flavour.
I’m sure you remember that I usually enjoy plain tasting crispy snacks. Not in this case. I thought them rather dull. I don’t know, something just wasn’t right with the taste. Noble Friend enjoyed them more than I did I think, but she suggested they might be the better for a bowl of dip. I agree with that.
And then we move on to Managerial taste tester, who as I said the other day, scarcely ever tries the crispy snacks let alone comments. He came right out and admitted to enjoying these lentil chips very much. I’m delighted he liked them so much. Jam Maker taste tester was a big fan too.
It just goes to show that you can’t please all of the people all of the time.
But I do think that if you start by liking these lentil chips only a little, then a good dip would improve them quite a lot. And the shape is ideal for dipping and scooping.
Scrubby’s make lentil chips as we know. They also make hummus and quinoa chips, and root vegetable crisps. I gather they can all be bought at Waitrose. Sadly not at my local branch but somewhere out there just waiting to be discovered.
Showing posts with label Lentil Chips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lentil Chips. Show all posts
Friday, 6 April 2018
Scrubby’s Sea Salt Lentil Chips
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Tuesday, 27 March 2018
Scrubby's Chilli & Lemon Lentil Chips
Tall Elegant taste tester found this packet of lentil chips in Mill Hill, North London. A bit more North than the North London I shop in.
How kind, she bought two packets, so let’s start with the Chilli & Lemon flavour. Lovely. I really like lemon as a crispy snack flavour; in my opinion you don’t get it nearly often enough. Not super lemony, in fact not super exciting in the taste department, still this crispy snack seemed very popular with most of the reluctant taste testers. They didn’t seem to care that the chilli part of the flavour is minimal, despite the liberal scatter of red powder, and snacked enthusiastically.
It seems lentil chips have a duller crunch than your average potato crisp. But that’s fine. And I’ve tried a chilli & lemon version before with an Eat Real lentil chip which was also tasty. It’s a good combination.
Very nice.
How kind, she bought two packets, so let’s start with the Chilli & Lemon flavour. Lovely. I really like lemon as a crispy snack flavour; in my opinion you don’t get it nearly often enough. Not super lemony, in fact not super exciting in the taste department, still this crispy snack seemed very popular with most of the reluctant taste testers. They didn’t seem to care that the chilli part of the flavour is minimal, despite the liberal scatter of red powder, and snacked enthusiastically.
It seems lentil chips have a duller crunch than your average potato crisp. But that’s fine. And I’ve tried a chilli & lemon version before with an Eat Real lentil chip which was also tasty. It’s a good combination.
Very nice.
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Saturday, 26 December 2015
Eat Real Lentil Chips Chilli & Lemon Flavour
Yum! The senior taste tester brought this 113g bag into the office for the reluctant taste testers and me to try. 113g sounds a lot. But I think it's just that lentil chips are heavier than some other products.For example, the Eat Real Quinoa Chips (not yet reviewed) in the exact same size bag weigh 80g.
Gluten free (endorsed by Coeliac UK), vegetarian, vegan and 40% less fat than regular potato chips. A crispy snack that's supposed to be healthier for you and they taste great. What could be better than that?
I really like the combination of chilli and lemon; it works really well for me. True, the crunch is a little heavy, but I am willing to overlook that. And I think the reluctant taste testers agree. A bowlful put out in the late morning was finished by lunchtime.
Gluten free (endorsed by Coeliac UK), vegetarian, vegan and 40% less fat than regular potato chips. A crispy snack that's supposed to be healthier for you and they taste great. What could be better than that?
I really like the combination of chilli and lemon; it works really well for me. True, the crunch is a little heavy, but I am willing to overlook that. And I think the reluctant taste testers agree. A bowlful put out in the late morning was finished by lunchtime.
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Lentil Chips
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