These plantain chips are an awesome snack! With a nice flavor and crunchy texture it’s hard to stop eating them. Really good product. The only downside is the plastic bag #ditchplastic I wish it came in a compostable bag #ditchplasticsavetheocean #plantain #plantains #vegan #traderjoes #vegantraderjoes #vegansnacks #vegansnack
Plantain chips
from Trader Joe's
4.34 (26)
VEGAN
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Plantain chips are a savory snack made from unripe plantains, which are sliced and fried until crispy. They have a unique texture with a slightly sweet flavor that is both crunchy and satisfying. These chips are a popular choice for those looking for a healthier alternative to traditional potato chips. They are often enjoyed as a snack or served as an appetizer in many Latin American and Caribbean cuisines.
Reviews by abillion’s vegan community
These plantain chips are so addicting. I love the crunch and the subtlety sweet + salty combo. Simple and delicious. These are great on their own but I love to dip them in guacamole or salsa. $1.99 at Trader Joe’s #plantainchips #plantain #vegansnacks #traderjoes
I like Trader Joe’s for snacks! This was another winner in my book! I liked the different shades and hues to them. They were a tad on the oily side but not too bad. They were lightly salted which was nice because I’m not fond of overly salted things. I would buy these again.
Another favorite from Trader Joe’s! I feel like these have more of a bite to them than other chips, while still being crispy and not dense. Just the right amount of salt. Great snack. I already ate about half of the bag before realizing I should review these! Swipe for nutrition info. #traderjoesobsession #traderjoes #snack #vegansnacks #plantain #chips #yummy
Crunchy, starchy plantain chips are the salty #snack that keeps me coming back for more! These are made with immature fruit; if you want something riper, the sweet plantain #chips may be more to your liking. Unlike others I’ve tried, Trader Joe’s are axially sliced, resulting in cute little rounds with the thickness of kettle chips. I think they’re also really pretty, as you can see the natural whorls of the plantain’s interior in every bite. These aren’t the best I’ve ever had, but they sure are tasty, and the price is fair at $1.99/bag.
