Reviews: Food Should Taste Good

Food Should Taste Good are all natural chips made from real, simple ingredients. All of their chip varieties are free of cholesterol, preservatives and trans fat. They are also certified Kosher and Gluten Free, lower in sodium, and are a good source of dietary fiber.  They currently have 16 flavors in their 5.5 oz line: Multigrain, Sweet Potato, Olive, Jalapeño, Lime, Cantina, The Works!, Chocolate, Blue Corn, Cheddar, White Cheddar, Toasted Sesame, Hemp, Jalapeño with Cheddar, Hatch Chile and Kettle Corn. As well as a brand new line of Kettle Cooked Sweet Potato Chips with four classic flavors: Original, Barbeque, Salt & Pepper, and Salt & Vinegar.

I contacted the company and was able to select five flavors of my choosing.  Since they have so many flavors picking just five was a little hard but I did and the five flavors I selected where (shown below): Kettle Corn, Cheddar, Multigrain, Blue Corn, and Original from their new line of Kettle Cooked Sweet Potato.  This is also the order of which ones I liked the most.  All of their chips are nice and crunchy.  What I really like about Food Should Taste Good is their unique shape to each flavor of their chips.

The Kettle Corn is very good.  It has a nice sweet flavor.  I loved how you can still taste the corn flavor of the chips through the yummy kettle corn flavor.   The Cheddar is good too but not as good as Kettle corn in both mine and my husband's opinions.  The cheese flavor is mild but I couldn't really taste the flavor of the chips themselves.  For how mild the flavor of the cheddar was I thought I would.  Multigrain also tastes good.  My husband thinks these would taste nicely with a dip.  I found these chips to be slightly salty compared to all of their other flavors I was able to try.  The Blue Corn tasted good.  I never tasted Blue Chips before so I didn't know what to expect from them but they did taste like corn chips.  In fact, I couldn't tell they were different even though they were blue.  I wanted to try one of their new chips and so I requested the Original flavor of their Kettle Cooked Sweet Potato.  It tasted different but was still good.  They did taste just like sweet potatoes which I enjoyed.  These chips seemed more crunchier than the other chips I tried.

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Disclaimer: I was given five bags of Food Should Taste Good (Kettle Corn, Cheddar, Multigrain, Blue Corn (5.5 oz each), and Original from their new line of Kettle Cooked Sweet Potato (4.5 oz)) to help me write this review.  The opinions in this post are mine and not influenced in any way.  Your experience with the product may be different than mine.