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Manomasa Chipotle and Lime Tortilla Chips, 140g

140g Hot and spicy Tortilla chips Gluten freeVeganVegetarian
Original price was: £4.00.Current price is: £3.20. £2.29 per 100g

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About this crisp

Manomasa in brief.

A 140g sharing bag of Manomasa Chipotle and Lime corn chips: white corn tortilla chips with pumpkin seeds and millet, seasoned with smoked paprika, red pepper, chipotle, guajillo chilli, cumin and dried lime juice. The label gives 103 kcal and 0.08g of salt for a 20g serving.

The pack says the chips are suitable for vegetarians and vegans and gluten free, made with no genetically modified ingredients.

No allergens are on the ingredient list, and the published listing gives no may contain advice.

Allergens. No allergens are highlighted in the published ingredients. Recipes and factory arrangements change, so check the allergy advice on the pack you receive.

Curator notes: The tasting profile is our own editorial assessment against the current pack format and the brand's published description. Common questions are answered in the Product Questions tab.

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The details

Pack, price and barcode.

Pack
140g
Price per 100g
£2.29
Pack type
Sharing bags
Diet
Gluten free, Vegan, Vegetarian
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Barcode
5017764003395
Lee's verdict

Worth a crunch?

White corn tortilla chips with pumpkin and millet seeds, seasoned with smoky chipotle, fruity guajillo chilli, cumin and lime. Gentle heat, very little salt at 0.4g per 100g. Vegan and gluten free by the pack.

Lee Samuel Tuckercrisps.biz
4.3out of 5, Lee's score
  • Crunch4Crisp and sturdy, a seeded tortilla chip
  • Saltiness10.4g salt per 100g, medium on the front of pack scale
  • Tang4Zesty lime and a little vinegar
  • Heat3Gentle, from chipotle, guajillo and chilli
Ingredients, allergens and nutrition

What is in it.

Ingredients

Whole White Corn Flour, Vegetable Oils (Rapeseed, Sunflower), Smoked Paprika, Pumpkin Seeds, Dried Red Pepper, Sugar, Millet Seeds, Sea Salt, Dried Lime Juice, Flavouring, Acid: Citric Acid, Dried Onion, Smoked Rice Flour, Dried Garlic, Dried Yeast Extract, Dried Chilli, Ground Cumin, Ground Guajillo Chilli, Dried Spirit Vinegar, Chipotle Extract, Paprika Extract

Nutrition
Typical valuesPer 100gPer 20g
Energy2,143kJ / 513kcal429kJ / 103kcal
Fat27.6g5.5g
of which saturates2.6g0.5g
Carbohydrate55.5g11.2g
of which sugars2g0.4g
Fibre6.5g1.3g
Protein7.1g1.4g
Salt0.4g0.08g
Storage

Store in a cool dry place away from bright light.

Made by

Manomasa,
273 Dukesway,
Team Valley Trading Estate,
Gateshead,
Tyne and Wear,
NE11 0PZ.

Taken from the published label for barcode 5017764003395. Recipes and packs change, so the pack in your hand is always the final word on ingredients, allergens and nutrition.

The whole story

Manomasa, in full.

Manomasa make tortilla chips with a Mexican spirit, and Chipotle and Lime is the smoky, zesty one, with red bell pepper and pumpkin seeds. This is the 140g sharing bag, which the listing says holds seven servings of 20g. The full product name on the pack is tortilla chips with guajillo chillies and a smoky chipotle chilli and lime seasoning.

The ingredients

According to the published pack listing, the chips are made from whole white corn flour, vegetable oils (rapeseed and sunflower), smoked paprika, pumpkin seeds, dried red pepper, sugar, millet seeds, sea salt, dried lime juice, flavouring, citric acid, dried onion, smoked rice flour, dried garlic, dried yeast extract, dried chilli, ground cumin, ground guajillo chilli, dried spirit vinegar, chipotle extract and paprika extract.

Chipotle

Chipotle is a jalapeño chilli that has been smoked and dried. Chipotle extract, smoked paprika and smoked rice flour give the chips a deep, smoky warmth.

Guajillo

Guajillo is a dried Mexican chilli, deep red and fruity with a mild to medium heat. With the dried chilli, it gives a warmth that builds rather than burns.

Lime

Dried lime juice, citric acid and a little spirit vinegar give the zesty, sharp side of the flavour, the lime squeezed over a taco.

Pumpkin and millet seeds

Pumpkin seeds and millet seeds are part of the chips, and they show as flecks and add a nutty bite.

Red bell pepper and cumin

Dried red pepper gives a sweet pepper taste without heat, and ground cumin the warm, earthy spice of Mexican cooking.

Whole white corn

Whole white corn flour leads the list. White corn is the pale corn used for many tortillas, milled from the whole kernel.

Numbers per serving

The label gives 103 kcal (429 kJ), 5.5g of fat, 0.5g of saturates, 11.2g of carbohydrate, 0.4g of sugars, 1.3g of fibre, 1.4g of protein and 0.08g of salt for a 20g serving. That is about 5% of an average adult's daily energy reference intake, 8% of the fat and 1% of the salt.

Numbers per 100g

Per 100g the label gives 513 kcal (2143 kJ), 27.6g of fat, 2.6g of saturates, 55.5g of carbohydrate, 2g of sugars, 6.5g of fibre, 7.1g of protein and 0.4g of salt.

Reading the front of the pack

On the UK front of pack scale, per 100g, fat at 27.6g is red. Saturates at 2.6g are amber. Sugars at 2g are green. Salt at 0.4g is amber, near the bottom of the band.

Salt

The label gives 0.4g of salt per 100g and 0.08g in a 20g serving, one of the least salted chips in our range.

Rapeseed and sunflower oil

The oils are rapeseed and sunflower. The label gives 2.6g of saturates per 100g, amber.

Smoked paprika

Smoked paprika is the third ingredient, before the pumpkin seeds, so smoke is the first thing you taste.

Smoked rice flour

Smoked rice flour carries the seasoning and adds another layer of smoke.

Onion, garlic and yeast extract

Dried onion, dried garlic and dried yeast extract give the seasoning a savoury base under the chilli and lime.

Sugar

A little sugar rounds the chilli and lime; the label gives 2g of sugars per 100g, green on the front of pack scale.

Carbohydrate, fibre and protein

The label gives 55.5g of carbohydrate per 100g, of which 2g are sugars; the rest is starch from the corn. Fibre is 6.5g and protein 7.1g per 100g, from the whole corn and the seeds.

Paprika extract

Paprika extract, the last ingredient, gives the chips their deep orange red colour.

Allergens and diet

No allergens from the UK list of 14 are on the published ingredient list, and the published listing gives no may contain advice. The pack says the chips are suitable for vegetarians and vegans and gluten free. Recipes and factory arrangements change, so check the allergy advice on the pack you receive.

No genetically modified ingredients

The listing says the chips contain no genetically modified ingredients and are made with GMO free corn.

Seven servings

The listing says the bag holds seven servings of 20g. Tip a serving into a bowl rather than eating from the bag.

Storage

The listing advises a cool, dry place away from bright light. Clip the bag shut between servings.

The pack

The cream bag with teal borders carries the words corn chips, the Mano Masa name in a teal frame, Mexican folk art of chillies, limes, red peppers and corn, a round fibre badge, the words chipotle and lime, the line with red bell pepper and pumpkin seeds, a single chip and the 140g weight.

Who it suits

A smoky, zesty tortilla chip with a gentle heat suits anyone who likes Mexican flavours, and the vegan and gluten free statements suit most tables.

Serving ideas

Serve the chips with a guacamole, a black bean dip or a sour cream dip to cool the chipotle, and a cold Mexican lager with lime.

In the kitchen

Crushed, the chips make a smoky crumb for fish tacos, or a crunchy topping for a sweetcorn and black bean soup.

Sturdy for dips

A thick corn chip holds its shape in a heavy dip without breaking.

Taco night

Put a bowl out at a taco night with pickled red onions, lime wedges and a fresh salsa.

Made in the UK

The listing gives the United Kingdom as the country of origin.

The tasting notes on this page are our own editorial assessment against the current pack format and the brand's published description.

Goes well with

Good company.

  • GuacamoleCool against smoke
  • Mexican lagerA taco night
  • Black bean dipBeans with chipotle
Chipotle and limeSeedsVeganGluten free

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Product questions
How hot are Manomasa Chipotle and Lime chips?
Gently hot: smoky chipotle, guajillo and dried chilli, balanced by lime.
What is chipotle?
A smoked, dried jalapeño chilli, here as chipotle extract.
Are they vegan?
The pack says they are suitable for vegetarians and vegans.
Are they gluten free?
The pack says they are gluten free.
How many calories are in a serving?
The label gives 103 kcal (429 kJ) for a 20g serving, seven servings in the bag.
What does the allergy advice say?
No allergens are listed and the published listing gives no may contain advice, so check the pack.
Is Manomasa Chipotle and Lime Tortilla Chips vegetarian?
Yes, the pack says it is suitable for vegetarians.
How salty is it?
The label gives 0.4g of salt per 100g, which is medium on the UK front of pack scale.
How should I store it?
The pack says: Store in a cool dry place away from bright light. Once a bag is open, moisture in the air is what turns crisps soft, so clip it shut or finish it the same day.
Where is it made?
The published listing gives the country of origin as the United Kingdom.
Crunch and flavour science

What happens when you eat Manomasa Chipotle and Lime Tortilla Chips comes down to three things, and reading them in order explains the bag from the first crunch to the salt left on your fingers.

The bite is crisp and sturdy, a seeded tortilla chip.

The seasoning is smoky chipotle and paprika, with zesty lime and warm cumin.

The finish is smoky and warm, with a gentle building heat.

Getting the best from a bag

Serve it with a guacamole.

How storage changes it

Keep the bag cool, dry and away from bright light, and clip it shut between servings.

Note: The tasting profile is our own editorial assessment against the current pack format and the brand's published description.

Serving ideas

Smoky chipotle and lime corn chips for dips and taco nights.

Serving ideas, tried and simple

Five Minute Tomato Salsa

A fresh salsa takes five minutes and makes Manomasa Chipotle and Lime Tortilla Chips a proper starter.

5 min4 peopleEasy
You'll need
  • 4 ripe tomatoes, finely chopped
  • Half a red onion, finely chopped
  • A small bunch of coriander, chopped
  • Juice of 1 lime
  • A pinch of salt
Method
  1. Mix the tomato, onion and coriander in a bowl.
  2. Season with lime juice and a small pinch of salt; the chips bring salt of their own.
  3. Leave it ten minutes for the flavours to meet, then serve with the chips.

Drain off any liquid that gathers in the bowl before serving, or the chips go soft on the scoop.

A Tray of Nachos

Manomasa Chipotle and Lime Tortilla Chips spread on one tray, loaded and melted, is the sharing food tortilla chips were made for.

15 min4 peopleEasy
You'll need
  • A sharing bag of Manomasa Chipotle and Lime Tortilla Chips
  • 150g grated Cheddar or mozzarella
  • Sliced jalapenos from a jar (optional)
  • Soured cream and salsa to serve
Method
  1. Heat the oven to 200C, 180C fan, gas mark 6.
  2. Spread the chips in a single layer on a large tray; piles steam instead of crisping.
  3. Scatter the cheese and jalapenos over the top.
  4. Bake for 5 to 7 minutes until the cheese has melted, then add soured cream and salsa at the table.

Build two thin layers rather than one deep one if the tray is small, so every chip gets some cheese.

Soured Cream and Chive Dip

A cool dip for Manomasa Chipotle and Lime Tortilla Chips, and a good way to calm down anything with heat in it.

5 min4 peopleEasy
You'll need
  • 150ml soured cream
  • A small bunch of chives, snipped
  • A squeeze of lemon
  • Black pepper
Method
  1. Stir the chives and lemon into the soured cream.
  2. Season with black pepper; leave the salt to the crisps.
  3. Chill for ten minutes and serve in a small bowl next to the bag.

Thicker crisps and chips scoop best; thin ones are better dipped at the corner.

The Sharing Bowl, Done Properly

How to put a sharing bag of Manomasa Chipotle and Lime Tortilla Chips out so the last handful is as good as the first.

2 min4 to 6 peopleEasy
You'll need
  • A sharing bag of Manomasa Chipotle and Lime Tortilla Chips
  • A wide, shallow bowl
  • A clip or a peg
Method
  1. Choose a wide shallow bowl rather than a deep one; the weight of a deep pile breaks the crisps at the bottom.
  2. Pour out half the bag, not all of it.
  3. Clip the bag shut and refill the bowl as it empties, so what is in the bowl is always fresh.

Once a sharing bag is open, clip it tight. Air is what turns a crisp soft.

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