March 4, 2017
When there’s a chip made from some previously little known vegetable (or anything in the plant kingdom), it’s a good guess that that vegetable will be the new superfood of the year. Or is it megafood of the year this year? And I’d guess, if I had to guess, we’ll be hearing more about parsnips pretty soon.
Now that we know how we got here, how are the chips? Surprisingly, these are much better than one might expect, considering that most of us don’t have a clue what a parsnip is.
The bag has a mixture of thin, moderately long and short, curly pieces of slightly orange crispy things in it. There’s not much flavor to them. A slight sweet flavor predominates. That’s about it. For a chip, there’s barely a hint of salt.
A good chip has only one real test, can a person sit and eat the whole bag in one sitting? For these chips, the happy answer to that question is, yes.
Price $2.99 – 5.2 ounce bag
Calories 120/ounce (28g) (about 12 chips)
Tags: calories, chips, food, parsnip chips, price, review, snacks, trader joe
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03/04/2017 at 21:01 |
$2.99 for a 5.2 oz bag seems kind of pricey, especially for a chip that doesn’t have much flavor. If my math is correct, that’s about 5 cents a chip. 🙂
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03/04/2017 at 23:11 |
Yes it is. But I had to try it. A moment of weakness. But I averaged it out with a $5 bottle of wine.
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