Addicted to Have'A Corn Chips
Is anyone else addicted to Have'A Corn Chips from Laguna? Every time we are in town visiting family we snarf down as much as we can. We just received our "upteenth" order of a box of 24 bags yesterday afternoon (we're in Jersey) and are down eight already! Yum!
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So funny to read this today. I go through my Have'a phases and just crunched down a bunch yesterday. Like someone else said, they are not a substitute for Mexican-style tortilla chips, but a unique snack on their own. In fact I ate them for lunch before going out for Mexican food, and still scarfed down a bunch of chips there. It was a crunchy day.
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Yeah, I definitely dig for the darker ones first.
BTW, Costco has a version that's a decent sub for real Have'a chips. Can't remember the name, but appears to have the same soy sauce flavoring. Big plus is you get a giant bag for the cost of maybe 2 or 3 bags of the real stuff.
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kolachman,
Where do you order these by the case? I first tried these chips almost 20 years ago in Los Angeles on a trip and love them. I live in Hawaii and will see them once in a while at Long's Drugs. I just happen to see a bag yesterday when shopping with a friend. I haven't seen a bag in at least 2 years. Would love to order by the case.
Thanks,
ctokita
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Yes, they are quite tasty. I get mine from Henry's. Initially I bought them because they come in a smaller bag instead of buying a huge bag for just myself. Brought them to work and some coworkers got addicted. Mentioned they had soy sauce and my Korean co-worker was like "no wonder I loove them!". I also like the fact that they are local to us here in OC.
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I am also in love with these chips and have been eating them for almost 2 decades. They are made with soy sauce and as previously mentioned, you can eat them straight out of the bag. In fact, I don't just munch on them, I actually let them sit in my mouth and savor the flavor. I always seek out the darker colored ones b/c I know they have more soy sauce than the others and just have such a wonderful taste.
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Well all right, you got me interested on this one. Tell us a little about them---and also contact info if you are up for it.
Thanks,
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re: JeffW
Soy sauce is one of the ingredients that makes them tasty. I buy mine at Mother's Market for about $1.25 a bag. Here's an OC Weekly article about them:
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re: JeffW
Simple corn chips, varying sizes and shapes, but in lieu of salt they add lime and soy sauce. I think when we are in Laguna we get them at the Albertsons on PCH across from the Montage. We don't get them to satisfy a Mexican food craving, just to snack. I hate to overhype anything, but the bags should definitely be bottomless.
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re: kolachman
Thanks for expounding on what these chips are all about. I'm hooked on the concept, and I'm actually traveling to Laguna next Saturday evening for dinner at Stonehill Tavern. I will definitely be driving back home with a few bags of those chips! Timing is everything, isn't it?
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