Food Should Taste Good MultiGrain Tortilla Chips

By: Tanya Taylor, PhD | May 23, 2007

After just getting through reviewing Tostitos MultiGrain Tortilla Chips, I turned my attention to Food Should Taste Good MultiGrain Tortilla Chips. Would there be a difference? Was this just an excuse for me to eat more tortilla chips? Well it turns out that it was a good thing that I tried out "Food Should Taste Good" because these multi grain chips make Tostitos seem like they are barely trying. This is what a multi grain tortilla chips should really taste like.

You can actually taste the grain (or seeds) in each chip (unlike Tostitos). These chips aren't very salty but instead there is a slightly sweet flavor. A look at the ingredients list of 'Food Should Taste Good' reveals that they does not include only whole grain flour like Tostitos, but actually has flax seeds, oat fiber, sesame seeds, sunflower seeds and quinoa - real grains! I gave Tostitos 4 kisses but Food Should Taste Good deserves a hot 5!

One serving is 1 ounce or about 10 chips, which contains 140 calories, 7 grams of fat which is 11% of the RDA, 0.5 grams of saturated fat (2% of the RDA), only 80 mg of sodium (3%) of the RDA, 3 grams of protein and 18 grams of total carbohydrates, which includes 11% of the RDA for fiber (3 grams) and 2 grams of sugars. There is not much difference in nutrition if you look at the actual values, but there is a big difference in where the calories etc. are coming from, and that matters - No preservatives, no artificial colors or flavors.

Although health food this is not, if you are going to be snacking on chips then this is the way to go. One 7 ounce bag retails for $3.49 and whereas this is more expensive than a lot of other tortilla chips out there, I think it is worth it for the better class and quality of the ingredients used. Two thumbs up and 5 kisses!

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