Hey! Okra Chips come with a heavenly crisp that magically crumbles with every bite, making you want more every time. Its light savoury sensation is addictively delicious! If the real slimy okra puts you off, be sure to try this!
We are suitable for a wide range of diets:
Hey! Chips is Singapore’s #1 fruit and vegetable chips brand, and the world’s first brand to receive 7 UK Great Taste Awards in a blind-tasting test.
Enjoy the sweet aroma of onion rings without the sharp taste of raw onions? Hey! Onion Chips are exactly what you are looking for! These chips have often been mistaken as ‘chicken’ chips due to its bold aromatic full-bodied flavours.
“This is a fascinating idea. The results are curiously moreish and manage to preserve both the sweetness and punch of the onions. They look great, with their light golden colour, and the stripy striations of the onion flesh add interest. The onion character on the nose translates well onto the palate.” By Judges of the UK Great Taste Awards
With a fragrant aroma and light taste, our Great Taste 1-star award-winning Onion Chips are lightly-salted with no sugar or preservatives added.
We are suitable for a wide range of diets:
Unlike conventional fruit chips, Hey! Chips undergoes low-temp dehydration so that the natural tastes, colours and nutrients are retained while giving the addictive crunch! We don’t add any flour, sugar or artificial flavourings ever.
Hey! Onion Chips are undoubtedly our dark horse in the collection, but fans who took the plunge with such a bizarre-sounding snack always end up going crazy over them. This is one of the most surprising underdogs you would not want to miss. It promises to be one of the most exciting vegetables that can “spice” up your life in no time.
Ingredients: Onion (97%), Rice Bran Oil (2%), Salt (1%)
Net weight: 20g
We love our food as real as possible, so we do not add any sugar, preservatives, or artificial flavours. Every piece is honest, delicious, and healthy!
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