Too Yumm Multigrain Chips Review – We Tried 2 Flavors

A cricket match, much-awaited downtime with your pals, or a movie night- chips and dips make these 100 times better. With more and more individuals working towards making healthier, smarter food choices, ‘baked’, ‘low-fat, high-protein’ snacks are all the rage.

Too Yumm, a brand endorsed by Virat Kohli, offers baked multigrain chips that claim to have a lower fat content and the goodness of protein. We ordered the Tangy Tomato and Dahi Papdi Chat variant and here’s our Too Yumm Multigrain Chips review.

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Product details of Too Yumm Multigrain chips are mentioned in the table below.

What were we looking for? In addition to flavors and freshness, a key parameter for our Too Yumm Multigrain Chips review was the delivery of claims. 40% less fat, the goodness of protein, let’s find out. 

1. Nutrition Quotient

• Main Ingredients – The brand claims its chips are made using the ‘Power of 7 grains’- what are these seven grains? Are the quantities specified? What is the source of fat used?
• Macronutrient Distribution – Are these baked chips all carbs, no fats? What about protein? Is the protein content higher as compared to regular chips?
• Calories – Does the brand mention calories per serve? If yes, are these surprisingly high for the volume? Or good enough to make these chips an everyday snack?

2. Taste

• Flavors – Do the flavors do justice to the labels? How close does Dahi Papdi Chat come to the real deal? Typically, tomato-flavored snacks are more sweet than tangy. Our experience with Too Yumm was…
• Freshness – When multigrain flour goes bad, it develops an odd, bitter taste. And so is the case with oils. Find more on freshness in the following section. 

3. Texture

A crisp, crunchy bite, or slight sogginess? Can these chips be paired with a bowl of hummus, hung curd dip or a cheese spread?

4. Appearance

Are these baked chips flat throughout, or partially fluffed at the center? Broken or alike, can these be added to a party platter?

5. Other Parameters

• Packaging – These chips are offered in vibrant colored non-resealable packs.
• Shelf Life – The chips have a shelf life of six months. 
• Price – A 50-gram pack is priced at Rs 20. 

Here we discuss our experience with the product –

Before diving into taste and texture, here are all the nutrition-based details. 

These baked chips are prepared with 91% multigrain flour [28 (wheat flour) + 23 (rice flour) + 19 (corn flour) + 12 (gram flour) + 3 (oats) + 3 (soya flour) + 3 (ragi flour)]

A 30-gram serving offers 142.5 Kcal which is divided as 19.3 g of carbohydrates, 2.8 g of protein, and 5.8 g of fat. 

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1. Dahi Papdi Chaat

These thin chips are square-shaped and wavy. The aroma does full justice to the flavor label!

The chips are fresh and crunchy. They feel light and do not have an oily mouthfeel. 

TOOTHSOME- the chips feature an inviting flavor of fresh curd and chat. Moreover, there’s a hint of tamarind-lent tanginess with the right balance of salt and spice. 

Overall, it feels like having a plate of dahi papdi in the form of chips. Best of all, there was no odd taste of the multigrain flour.

So this is just like papdi chaat? Absolutely.

2. Tangy Tomato

Predominantly tangy with undertones of dry mango powder. There were just two broken pieces, no complaints here. These are coated generously with the dry masala. 

Just like the first variant, these have a lovely crunch. Taste-wise, the chips have a desirable flavor of tomatoes, that just like the aroma, is tangy. The seasoning mix (mango and chilli powder) lends balanced levels of salt and spice that pair well with the tomato tang. Again, the multigrain flour does not have a dominating taste. 

Here are some interesting FAQs on Too Yumm multigrain chips.

Mishry had a positive experience with Too Yumm Multigrain chips! These are fresh and crisp, and one thing we promise is you will not miss your potato chips. Too Yumm, indeed!

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