| | |  | Corn Chips | Home » » » » » Garden of Eatin' Tortilla Chips, Yellow, 16-Ounce Bags (Pack of 12) | | | | | | | Description: | | Enjoy a Cornucopia of Organic Treats - Garden of Eatin'® was founded almost 35 years ago by Al Jacobson, a visionary who was always several steps ahead of his contemporaries. He first toyed with the idea of becoming a vegetarian in the early 1900s when as a toddler living on a farm in Pennsylvania, he discovered the family ate his favorite playmate, the chicken! Fast forward to the 1940s when he dabbled in yoga, metaphysics and became a traveling product demonstrator for Hain Pure Foods, an organic company on the West Coast. In the early 1970s, Al let his spiritual side guide him to start his own health food company – Garden of Eatin’ with the launch of Bible Bread, organic whole wheat pita. Then in 1986, after he followed his natural health instincts and purchased tons of organic blue corn, Al decided to produce Blue Corn Chips. In keeping with his unorthodox approach, the chips were launched at a major fancy foods show and they took off! Since then, Garden of Eatin’ has introduced over 20 varieties of all natural tortilla chips, each of them true to Al’s inspiring outlook on life and healthy snacks. | | | Features: | |
• Pack of twelve, 16-ounce per bag(a total of 192 ounces)
• Fresh organically-grown corn, plus the finest hand-pressed oils, and a little sea salt
• Perfect dipping chip with Garden of Eatin' salsa
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 192.0 Ounces | | Package Length:
| 23.6 inches | | Package Width:
| 16.3 inches | | Package Height:
| 12.4 inches | | Package Weight:
| 14.4 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 119 reviews |
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25 of 26 found the following review helpful:
 The best chips ever invented, truly the pinnacle of human acheivement and civilizationJul 22, 2006
By Alan Kaye
Fate has smiled upon you today, for you have stumbled upon a review of the best corn chips on the planet. Yes they really are that good.
I'm not in thrall of the whole "organic" thing generally, but I have to say these blue corn chips themselves are somehow FAR better than competitors. Crisp and thick cut, a strong corn taste. You probably don't think a chip can have a strong corn taste, but these do, because unlike competitors they're not cooked in a month old batch of mystery oil.
The person who came up with this "red hot" flavoring is a genius, this is the best flavoring for chips ever invented. It will make your toes curl and your eyes roll back into your head. It is only a little hot, but it builds up a bit if you eat the whole darn bag, which you almost certainly will.
I also recommend their plain blue corn chips for dips, but for the love of everything that is good don't get the unsalted ones.
12 of 12 found the following review helpful:
you won't miss the saltDec 09, 2006
By Richard Cumming
"dick"
I ordered these chips by accident. I meant to order "with added salt." I know, not a healthy choice but hey, I love salt! So, I ended up with a whole case of these unsalted chips. My wife said, hey these aren't salted! She was pleased. She worries about my diet. So, I had some chips. They're delicious! Good crunch. Very fresh corn flavor. Excellent with salsa. Sometimes a guy has to be wrong to do right!
9 of 10 found the following review helpful:
 If you want fiber, don't buy!Oct 22, 2009
By Stephanie L. Cobb
I specifically ordered these chips because the nutrition information states they have 4 grams of fiber per serving. They taste good, so I ordered the case from Amazon. (In fact, I even signed up for subscribe and save) When my package arrived today, the bag says they only have 1 gram of fiber per serving! I called Garden of Eatin' and was told that there was new analysis and testing done which shows they only actually have one gram of fiber per serving. That's a huge difference! The customer service rep said the testing was done in September, yet the nutrition information on their own website still shows 4 grams of fiber. To me, that is false advertising. How hard is it to go in change that information on your own website!
So, bottom line, if you don't care about the amount of fiber...these are really tasty chips. But if the amount of fiber is what attracted you to them, don't buy!
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
ickyApr 09, 2009
By Kelly Obrien
We love garden of eatin. These are just icky. I love tamari but these don't taste good.
7 of 8 found the following review helpful:
No thanksFeb 26, 2009
By Ma B
"bernadina"
The first shipment was stale. The second case was not as stale but stale nonetheless. I'm not sure if it is staleness or just plain grossness. I like other chips by Garden of Eatin'. Will the birds eat them? What do I do with all these chips? Amazon was great about sending me a replacement when I complained about the first case.
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