*CLOSED* Food Should Taste Good Product Review and Giveaway!! (WINNER: Stephanie)

Recently I had the opportunity to try Food Should Taste Good Tortilla Chips. I really didn?t know what to expect considering they are natural tortilla chips made from real, simple ingredients. All of their chip varieties are free of cholesterol, preservatives and trans fat, and do not use genetically modified ingredients (GMOs). They are also certified Kosher and Gluten Free, lower in sodium, and are a good source of dietary fiber. Their chips are available in ten varieties: Multigrain, Sweet Potato, Olive, Jalapeño, The Works!, Chocolate, Lime, Yellow Corn, Blue Corn and Cheddar.



Healthy food typically means flavorless food, food with a ?weird? after taste, or food that leaves you questioning what it?s really made of.



I was excited to have the opportunity to try Food Should Taste Good Tortilla Chips because I am always looking for healthy alternatives to feed my family.





Sweet Potato

The first flavor I tried was the sweet potato. I love sweet potato fries, and well as we all know anything fried can?t be healthy, but the Food Should Taste Good Sweet Potato Tortilla Chips are not only a healthy alternative, but they are fantastic. The sweet potato flavor comes shining through on these chips.

















Blue Corn

My daughter's favorite is Blue Corn. She loves blue corn, one because they taste good, and two because they are blue! She was such a huge fan of these that I don't think anyone else got much more than just a sample. The blue corn chips are excellent they are made from nutty flaxseed, quinoa and organic blue corn.

















Cheddar

We eat a lot of cheese in our house so I knew the Food Should Taste Good Cheddar would be a hit. They are a nice light cheese flavored tortilla chip. We are trying to eat less cheese, but who can feel guilty with this great healthy alternative to your typical cheesy tortilla chip?



















Yellow Corn

The yellow corn tortilla chips went quickly in our house. We ended up using them to make nachos for dinner. No guilt here. Not only are they lightly cooked in sunflower oil, but they are full of healthy goodness my family loved. They were perfect for not only having nachos on, but they also were great for dipping in our favorite salsa.















Olive

The olive tortilla chips were my husband?s favorite. He loves olives and couldn't wait to try these. He tries to healthy unlike the rest of us. He plays hockey and feels it affects his game. He said the olive tortilla chips were not only wonderful tasting but he didn't feel guilty eating them. I had to agree with him! I don?t like olives, but these chips have a great flavor.













Chocolate

You had me at chocolate. I don't know many people who don't like chocolate. How about chocolate chips? The chocolate tortilla chips have a light cocoa flavor that make great dippers for a fruit dip because they are not overly sweet. We made a strawberry cream cheese dip then dipped the chocolate chips in the dip. Yummy!

















Multigrain

The multigrain consist of flax, sunflower, and sesame seeds which gives the multigrain tortilla chips an amazing nutty flavor that goes great with just about anything. Not only are these chips special because they are great tasting, they also have served a great purpose. Food Should Taste Good contributed 5 cents per bag sold to various organizations in September and October including the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, the Ellie Fund and more.





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*This giveaway will end November 15, 2010 at 10:00 p.m. CST. Winner will be chosen via Random.org and notified by e-mail. The Winner will have 48 hours to respond. If we don't hear from the winner we will choose another one. The email will come from the address colie@colieskitchen.com add this to your address book so that it doesn't go to spam, or keep checking back for the WINNER!!



*As required by the Federal Trade Commission: This product was given to Colie's Kitchen by Food Should Taste Good at no cost to Colie's Kitchen, nor is Colie's Kitchen being paid to endorse this product. All that was asked of Colie's Kitchen was to review the product, and give our honestly opinion.*







Stephanie said...

I am awaiting my coupon from FSTG (entered a few weeks ago) to try the LIME chips! Sounds yummy!! Monday, November 15, 2010