Tostitos Hint of Lime Flavored Tortilla Chips
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Ingredients
Whole White Corn, Vegetable Oil (contains One or More of the Following: Corn, Soybean, and/or Sunflower Oil)Hint of Lime Seasoning (Less than 2% of the Following: Corn Maltodextrin, Salt, Sugar, Natural Lime Flavor, Monosodium Glutamate, Dextrose, Sour Cream [Cultured Cream, Nonfat Milk]Corn Starch, Whey, Sunflower Oil, Sodium Diacetate, and Artificial Color [including Blue 1, Red 40]
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Allergen / Warning Information
Contains milk ingredients.
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I love these chips and my daughter hates them. They have an abundance of seasoning on them. I love the lime, but the MSG is bad. MSG is very addicting and eventually burns out the taste buds in your mouth. I believe in moderation and so a few of these once in a while can't hurt (I hope).
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I used to hate the lime Tostitos until recently. I'm pretty sure my taste buds are undergoing some sort of weird transformation where I like some foods that I used to hate and you couldn't bribe me to eat.
These chips pack a very bold, strange flavor, and seeing as how I used to dislike them, I can certainly understand why someone wouldn't be a fan. More for me, though!
The only qualm I have about these chips is the limey/salty residue that accumulates from chowing down on these suckers. I don't know why, but the sensation kind of squicks me out and I'm eager to wash my hands right after consumption. I sort of feel that way about Cheeto/Dorito orange dust, though, so I guess it's not so uncommon.
I make sure to include these on the list if I'm having friends over, since they're... (show more)
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At first, these chips were startling -- a citrus explosion on my tastebuds that I was not sure I was fond of... they were so drastically different from the usual Tostitos. It was mostly my own fault. I was surprised by them when I reached toward them at a friends party and scooped quite a bit of bean dip. The lime and the bean dip had an epic battle to control my taste buds, and the lime Tostitos won.
Despite my own reluctance to buy more, I did on a whim. I tried the chips straight up without the frills of bean dip or queso. And now I'm a fan! These crispy corn chips really pack a salty, lime kick. Oddly enough, the addiction grows over time, too.
I will say though that these chips are hard to pair up with your usual dips. You might have to get a little creative if you want the... (show more)
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This are my favorite chips. The lime and salt combination makes me want to lick the salty, flavored coating off. I like these best plain, or with guacamole. The flavor could definitely get lost in translation when mixed with other things, like dips and salsas. However, they have been great when I've made into nachos.
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These are, quite simply, my favorite tortilla chips. They are fantastic, completely addictive, and I have (more than once) Eaten the Whole Bag. Why? It's the lime flavoring. Dusted lovingly across the chips, it's like powdered sugar on a doughnut. Irresistable.
