What surprised me most about this product was the heat. I’m a moderate lover of spice (sriracha is a ketchup substitute in those house) but still I found these slightly tingly on the tongue. Don’t get me wrong, they’re relatively mild, but there’s certainly a noticeable heat for the average Joe/Josephine.
This product isn’t simply dehydrated jalapeños. I believe they’re also coated in flour too – perhaps fried before being dried out? There’s also a modest amount of salt to the taste too, though nothing more so than a standard potato crisp.
Fresh Gourmet Crispy Jalapeños
So, what to do with these? Here are a few ways I’ve personally used these crispy japanos; topping a black bean and corn salad, as a fun enchilada topper, inside a flatbread wrap and lastly in a taco. Basically anywhere you want to add a crisp texture and add spice with one fell swoop – these are a great goto.
Not picture – eating straight out of the bag!
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Are Fresh Gourmet Crispy Jalapeños any good?
Yes! This dehydrated product makes for a wonderful addition to a variety of dish. Salads, enchiladas, sandwiches – if you’re looking for a little crunch and spice, check these out.
Fresh Gourmet Crispy Jalapeños nutrition and packaging
Hi I’m Stuart, amateur home cook and professional food writer. You can find my writing at places like The Salt Lake Tribune and Gastronomic SLC, which I founded more than a decade ago. As well as writing extensively about restaurants, I’m endlessly curious about that product on the shelf. Is it any good I wonder? If you’re like me, wonder no more.
