Too Yumm Veggie Stix Are A Flavorful Snack With A Bold Crunch

Snacks more often than not equate to guilt. Words like low-fat and baked snacks have lured customers claiming to be a healthier option than fried snacks. 

Too Yumm is an Indian brand that provides ‘guilt-free’ snacking options. Their multigrain chips in eclectic flavors have an ardent fan following and now we tested the newest entrant – the Veggie Stix in two flavors: Chilli Chataka and Sour Cream & Onion. 

What we liked, what we did not and what could be better is all discussed in our Too Yumm Veggie Stix review.

The following table covers information on both the reviewed variants: 

Here’s what we’re looking for: A crunchy snack with well-balanced flavors. We set the following parameters to evaluate Too Yumm Veggie Stix:

1. Taste

We’re particularly interested in the overall taste and seasoning. Do the flavors align with the descriptions? Is the seasoning finely tuned? Are these snacks irresistible? In other words, is the flavor profile mouthwatering enough to keep us coming back for more?

2. Texture 

Snacks truly shine when they deliver a satisfying crunch. So, what was our impression of Too Yumm Veggie Stix? Did they come off as greasy? Is the masala generously coated on the sticks?

3. Supporting Factors 

Nutritional Profile 

According to the label, this has 40% less fat. To investigate this, we compared the overall fat content of the chips to that of standard potato chips. And the result was…

During the review process, we also recorded the pricing, packaging, and shelf life. 

We tested five different Too Yumm Potato Chips. All information is recorded here.

Our detailed experience with both the variants of Too Yumm Veggie Stix are decoded here:

Our Experience 

These cuboid sticks boast a striking reddish hue, and their most prominent characteristic is the robust scent of fiery chili. In terms of texture, their crunch is undeniably assertive. They’re remarkably non-greasy and offer a pleasantly airy consistency.

As for the spiciness, it undeniably lives up to its promise, with the sticks generously coated in masalas from top to bottom. Additionally, there’s a subtle but discernible hint of tomato flavor in each bite.

Product Details 

One pack of 75 gm of the Chilli Chataka variant is priced at Rs. 35. It has a shelf life of 6 months. It has a red and black color packaging. 

The main ingredients are : Corn Flour (47%), Rice Flour (30%), Edible Vegetable Oil Palmolein Oil), and Seasoning (Iodised Salt, Sugar, Spices & Condiments. 

It also has Acidity Regulator (Ins 330), Anticaking Agent (Ins 551), Dehydrated Herb, Flavour Enhancers (Ins 627, Ins 631), Antioxidant (Ins 300), Natural And Nature Identical Flavouring Substances), and Refined Wheat Flour (Maida) (2.5%). 

Sugar, Potato Powder (1.5%), Tomato Powder (0.8%), Anticaking Agent (Ins 170), Iodised Salt, and Yeast Extract were also a part of the ingredients.

This contains 471 kcal of energy, 1.9 gm of total dietary fiber, 17.3 gm of total fat, and 5.2 gm of total sugars per 100 gm. 

A 100 gm serving of potato chips contains approximately 35 to 40 gms of fat. As a result, the claim that these veggie stix have 40% less fat is true.

Our Experience 

In terms of appearance, these are similar to the above variant but have a mild greenish hue. It has a pleasant cheese aroma with hints of onion. The crunch is BOLD and the sticks are light and airy. Every bite has a distinct flavor of cream and onion followed by a subtle sweetness as well. 

Product Details 

A 75 gram costs Rs. 35. The outside packaging is green and black in appearance. The shelf life is 6 months. 

Which ingredients are used here? It has Corn Flour (44%), Rice Flour (28%), Edible Vegetable Oil (Palmolein Oil), and Seasoning [Sugar, Maltodextrin, lodised Salt, Milk Solids, *Spices and Condiments (Contains Onion). 

Shortening Powder [Stabilisers (INS 339(i), INS 340(i), INS 407), Emulsifier (INS 471), Anticaking Agent (INS 551), Acidity Regulator (INS 331(ii)), and Natural and Nature-Identical Flavoring Substances and also seen here. 

Furthermore, it has Acidity Regulators (INS 296, INS 330), Flavour Enhancer (INS 635), Herb, Anticaking Agent (INS 551), Yeast Extract], Refined Wheat flour (Maida) (2.4%), Sugar, Potato Powder (1.4%), Spinach Powder (0.8%), Anticaking Agent (INS 170), lodised Salt, Yeast Extract, and Natural Color (INS 141(i)).

Per 100 gm, it contains 476 kcal of energy, 7.1 gm of total sugars, 2.9 gm of dietary fiber and 18.5 gm of total fat. 

Here are some interesting FAQs on Too Yumm Veggie stix

Here’s a detailed review on Too Yumm Karare. 

Too Yumm Veggie Stix provide an irresistibly crunchy and flavor-packed delight with each mouthful. Both variants are delicious, free from excess oiliness, and stay faithful to their distinct flavors. Without a doubt, they’re downright addictive!

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Our reviews are unbiased and all samples used during the reviews were paid for by us. Read our entire ethics statement here.