Aldi Bio Tortilla Eco Chips

Tortilla chips are such a pantry staple snack, perfectly crunchy with a touch of salt, and a probably deceptive feeling of being healthier than standard potato chips.

Unfortunately it can be sort of difficult to find good tortilla chips in Portugal. Today we share a photo review of Aldi’s Bio (organic) tortilla chips.

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Independent Grocery Review
This is an independent grocery review by Traveling Through Food, based on firsthand experience with the product. We purchase and try products ourselves, and our reviews reflect our honest opinions and whether we would buy them again.

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Ingredients

Aldi Organic Tortilla Chips Ingredients in English: Corn 94%, sunflower oil”, sea salt.

Nutrition Facts

Each 30g portion of Aldi’s organic tortilla chips contain about 149 calories, 6.9g fat, .09g saturated fat, 19g carbohydrates, 0.7g from sugars, 1g dietary fiber, 2.4g protein, 0.33g salt.

Our Review — Worth Buying?

Aldi Portugal’s bio brand is basically like their Simply Nature Organic brand in the US.

These organic tortilla chips are really good. The chips are sturdy without being so hard they hurt your teeth, you know what I mean?

They have just the right amount of salt to help you balance those electrolytes a bit. ;p

These chips are ready for your favorite dip, homemade salsa, easy nachos, or snacking plain.

There is only one major downside to them: the bag is TINY.

The bag is 125 grams which is about 4.4 ounces whereas a standard bag of tortilla chips is around 9-11 ounces.

So basically you need to buy at least 2 bags every time and I guess one advantage of this is that they are less likely to go stale, but let’s be honest that’s not a legit risk anyways because they are so good they disappear!

Would we rebuy Aldi Bio Tortilla Chips again? Yes! We rebuy these chips constantly.

Rating: 4/4 Love it!

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-> more reviews of chips

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