lavincel on Mon, 8th Feb 2010 1:51 am 



Ifa are yellow (in the color) are not natural!!!!! a natural color of tostadas are brown (if they are made from corn) if is fried are not so healthy, look for a new ones that are made in a oven and aren’t fried.

THE Cupid HATER on Mon, 8th Feb 2010 8:33 am 



Look at the nutrient info on the back/side of the bag! It’s Probably cooked in corn oil,which is better than ,but not by much,the hydrolyzed cottonseed oil that they used to use!

Anonymous on Mon, 8th Feb 2010 12:49 pm 



Chips are generally bad–but baked is the best of the bad.

k8thegr8 on Mon, 8th Feb 2010 2:16 pm 



“All Natural” and “Organic” don’t necessarily mean healthy. Flip the bag over and look at the nutrition labeling. Look at the fat grams and sodium. Check for hydrogenated oils. Those aren’t healthy.
They aren’t the healthiest snack choice, but they are probably healthier than other chips. When you read the ingredients, check to see if the corn used is whole grain. Whole grains are good for you.
Even though these chips aren’t the healthiest choice, you can still have them. Just moderate you servings and how often you eat them.
Happy Crunching

MikeL on Mon, 8th Feb 2010 4:31 pm 



Healthy a disgusting word…
What IT means to you may not be my idea.
But it has a Nutritional Facts label ,because of the food freaks.
The corn alone makes it healthy and it’s caloric value..
As far as organic,,, that has no importance in the manufacture of the chip > > pesticides may be used in their plant. Organic only is valid “AT” the farm…
Silly nonsense organic….
Fried ..? I think so
what dif

Sway on Mon, 8th Feb 2010 10:23 pm 



its trash, since when does eating chips become healthy?

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