Garden of Eatin’ Nacho Cheese Corn Tortilla Chips: Garden of Eatin’ is a rare snack brand: tastefully seasoned and consistently unique in its interpretations of classic flavors. This nacho cheese chip is tangier than most, opting for a milder, creamier flavor than the bold edge of Doritos. It’s also much more lightly seasoned. Favorable for those who are satisfied with a serving size of 9 chips (I know of none). 4.0/5.0
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Gringo Jack's Chilie rubbed flaky tortilla chips: Intriguing texture. The closest thing I can compare it to is the fried corn snacks sometimes served at takeout Chinese restaurants (with a side of duck sauce), but a thinner, flakier version. Not a healthy snack: although the texture is lighter than normal chips, these are certainly deep fried, even if it's using high quality oils. The chilie flavor is lightly smoked with a balanced level of seasoning. Maybe more interesting than good overall. 3.5/5.0
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Late July nacho chipotle tortilla chips: I previous found these chips lacking in flavor and scored them a 3.0, but the most recent batch I purchased was notably more robust, with a zesty and slightly spicy kick. Overall, I found it pretty unique for a nacho chip, though the serving size is disappointingly small. 3.5/5.0
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Laurel Hill pumpkin seed tortilla chips: Clear pumpkin flavor, nice mix of salty and sweet. Upsetting portion size. 3.0/5.0
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Laurel Hill Nacho multigrain tortilla chips: Awkwardly sized long, rectangular chips that have a milky cheese flavor, almost like what you might have with boxed mac and cheese. Disappointingly small serving size of 7 chips. Multigrain flavor is not bad, though, and the seasoning had a slight zesty kick. 3.0/5.0
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