My review of the lentil chips

I have never heard of it either. Strange lentil is like small peas right?

@marlina I chanced upon a can yesterday in the supermarket. It is imported from Malaysia.

@JimBo452020 thank you for the added information. Now I remember eating in an Indian restaurant in Singapore. There were crunchies but in bigger pieces.

Thank you for your comment.

Same here, it's alien to me.

@Alexandoy that’s a shame.

It passed the taste test but I cannot say it is very good.

Is that an Indian food?

@amitkokiladitya okay, I thought lentil chips is also common there.

@Alexandoy not really... lentils are Indian but lentil food is something new for me

The lentil chips is currently on sale in the membership supermarket that we went to yesterday.

@HannahKusKus there are only 2 membership stores here and we are a member to both.

@Alexandoy yeah.. it is the advantages to be a member of some store. Choose a store which gives more discount

In that case I will not waste my money on lentil chips @Alexandoy

Potato chips tastes better with a rating of say 9 while the lentil chips is only 7.

@rebelann it depends on your taste. What's nice for me may not be nice for you and vice versa.

It is quite salty for me but my taste buds has low resistance to salt.

Yes, I didn't think it would be okay since I do not know the ingredients.

Oh, why is it bad for the health? That is interesting.

@reehamk this lentil chips is junk food? It says on the label that it is a healthy snack.

@Alexandoy because as far as I know it's a sort of junk food. Am I right? and now I'm little confused.

Yes, it is worth trying since it is not expensive.

@Alexandoy how does it taste. Similar to potato chips ??

Thank you. The chips are pretty good.

I have yet to taste that algae chips. I think I already saw that here.

@Alexandra_bright when I find one, I will buy just to sample it. Thank you for the information.

@Alexandoy I think they must have there. The once I found in Europe I think is originally from China or Korea but maybe they produce it in other Asian countries too. It's like a very thin small sheet, crispy but so thin that it's melting in your mouth. I love it. You can also get flavoured ones. Like with chilly and lime or peppers or sesame and vinaigrette.

We don't have lentils here so I don't know.