As a fan of spice, the Tikka Masala can actually get quite spicy if you have enough of them. That being said, It didn't stop me from finishing the whole bag.
Emmy, what I LOVE about your videos is that you are always so positive about the food. You never say negative things or bad mouth anything and I really respect that. Even if it is not to your liking you still talk respectfully and it is refreshing and honest. You always keep it real and seem very down to earth. We need more youtubers like you.
I tastes the Indian Tikka Masala chips and oh my goodness... they are DELICIOUS! Honestly the best Lays chip flavor I have ever had, not exaggerating. It's a beautiful blend of spices that aren't overwhelming or strange.
The Tikka Masala chips are the best potato chips flavor I've ever had in my life! My only complaint is that these are only a limited time item. Wish they would keep this flavor, its so delicious!
Canada has the Tzaiki :) I personally thought it was just OK. The Tikka Masala was NOT good. BUT they're a great novelty & good on Lays for trying something new :)
I live in Canada too and it was a couple of years ago when lays had a tzatziki flavour out. It was only available that summer with three other weird flavours from a contest. Then again Canada is big so its possible it wasn't available everywhere!
Yes, the Tzatziki chips were part of Canada's Do Us a Flavour challenge the other year, and it was actually from someone who was here in my home town! I loved the flavour, and yes, there was a little bit of cucumber in there. Super delicious, but sadly lost to I believe Bacon Poutine.
@@Orthodox.777 It's a major insult just like Arbys and their Greek gyro 😂 I asked was lamb in it they said no LMAO I told them that's false advertising
OMG, I am Brazilian and you said Picanha so right! I never heard an American person pronouncing it correctly as you did, I’m impressed! Thanks for your content! God bless!
Bought all 4 from my local Kroger's Food Store here in Central IL. My thoughts on a 1 through 4 ranking...... #1 WAVY GREEK TZATZIKI - Absolutely delicious! A subtle & creamy variation on your average Sour Cream & Onion Chip. They should definitely keep as a regular flavor. #2 KETTLE COOKED INDIAN TIKKA MASALA - Very good & quite surprising. Having never had Tikki Masala, I was expecting something more exotic. What I got was a taste that should be familiar to anyone who's ever had "Jay's BBQ Potato Chips". I'm not sure where "Jay's Potato Chips" are available nationally & internationally, but the paprika-heavy flavor of their BBQ chips is almost identical to these new Lay's. Tasty & surprisingly familiar to me. #3 BRAZILIAN PICANHA - I'm not sure exactly what Brazilian Picanha is; and after eating these chips I still don't know! Bland, almost non-existent flavor. Very disappointing. #4 CHINESE SZECHUAN CHICKEN - Just what you'd expect......only worse. Slap some shrimp-flavored ramen bullion, a little heat and burnt charcoal flavoring on plain potato chips and Voila! These are absolutely horrid!
Tzatziki is an exclusive Greek flavor, it is made from yoghurt cucumber and garlic. Greeks that live abroad and have restaurants are making a lot, thats why you heard the Canada thing! Nice videos! :D
Δυστυχώς είναι τα μόνα μέρη στο youtube από ξένα κανάλια που μπορουμε να εκφραστουμε σαν Έλληνες..αλλά και πάλι έρχονται Τούρκοι και υπαινίσσονται ότι τα φαγητά μας είναι δικά τους.🙄 Πόσο ποια ζήλεια για την Ελλάδα
i LOVE the way you so vividly and specifically describe the taste of the chips and even listing the individual ingredients! :0 . keep doing what you're doing. love your videos emmy! :)
Some of these experimental flavours are hit and miss, it is a shame the Szechwan Chinese chicken ones weren't spicier. I'd try them all. Not really a fan of steak flavoured chips either.
I haven't tried the tikka masala flavour with Lay's chips, but it's a big favourite of mine, as a snack flavour choice. Just thought i'd add, Australian Kettle, Chilli chips are amazing!! When i travelled to Australia, i found loads of amazing packaged chips. All used natural ingredients for seasoning, used real good quality potatoes & were so crunchy. If you can get your hands on Australian chips, do try. A country with great food & great food choices, even though the supermarkets, aren't always as big as in the US.
i had hoped for a little more cucumber flavor in the tzatziki chips and i loved the tikka masala flavored chips. i still have to try the other 2, but i'm sure tikka masala will end up being my fave.
weirdly tikka masala is a British dish. Indian inspired but I believe invented in Glasgow. it is England's national dish. but we do not have this flavour crisps. also tzatsiki is definately cucumbet flavour. youghurt and cucumber to be exact
Like yeah, britishers knew how to use spices before they invaded India. :P . I really despise these stupdity of brits who try futile attempt to own Indian dishes. :P
+Abhishek Tanwar I'm not lying, we don't claim to own Indian dishes, and it's alway bette cooked authentic by people with a lifetime of experience with spices but it was created in a restaurant in Glasgow Scotland, the story goes that a diner asked for some "gravy" to go with his tandoori chicken so the chef came up with it. That is definitely the Legend!
Next time If any Indian fuse Indian flavours to a chinese dish, will you consider it as Indian dish ?. Obviously not, the dish is authentically from India. The flavours used in tikka masala are from Indian dishes. All the masalas used are grown in India only. There is point in claiming it. :P
I've had all of them. The Greek one definitely has a cucumber flavor to it. The Indian one was pretty unremarkable to me, and quite frankly I don't remember the flavor well. The Chinese one reminds me of heavily seasoned ramen, good but too salty. The Brazilian one was the best to me. Hints of lime and Latin spices. Very yummy!
+Grace B if she knows food well enough to have a channel dedicated to it, she should be able to tell when things are inaccurate. not say something dumb and make herself look like an idiot.
I tried all 4. Tikka Masala (with it's gorgeous spices and slow-building heat) and Tzatziki are definitely my faves (and yes, you are tasting Cucumber in the tzatziki, as it is a yogurt cucumber sauce- I think it kicks the pants off any ranch flavor!). Picahna was good, I got a slightly smoky meat essence with it, and of course the nice herbaceous notes. The Szechuan chicken reminded me slightly of a spicy ramen. And even though they were very "hot", and not exactly a flavor I look for, I had trouble stopping when eating them.
Emmy, I have a strange request, I really hope if you can help. I've never had miso and can never have it because it contains alcohol. But I'm really craving to have miso soup and miso sauces. So I was wondering, if I mash beans and mix in soy sauce and marmite. Would it taste close to it?j
There are some brands of miso that don't contain alcohol and that have the halal label... Not sure where to find them... Also if I'm not mistaken... Organic miso pastes don't contain any alcohol.
Honestly I've never heard of Miso containing alcohol before... It's a traditional dish in Japan that many children and adults alike eat. I'm sure if you look it up you'll find brands in your nearest Asian food market that do not contain any alcohol.
+Shapoot miso produces alcohol naturally due to the fermentation process ( I think 8 % ) so does soy sauce ". So unfortunately even if no sake was added to stop any further fermentation, it'll still naturally contain alcohol. That's why I'm looking into making a fake miso 😅💔
The level of alcohol if at all, is as much as any fruit juice, hence it must be halal. Secondly, miso soup is served hot, which means you would not get any.
We tasted the dill most when we tried the tzatziki it really came through! The Chinese Szechuan Chicken tasted like the beef ramen noodle spice packet!
Wow, ive seen so many food reviews channels. Daym drops just entertained me. But you know what you are talking about. Real flavors, real experience. Instant sub after my first video, this, and rock on beautifull. You are true foodie. Not some fat guy giving everything A FIVE ALL DAY when its huge and loaded. You have class and taste and knowledge.
Have you ever had a gyro, Emmi? Its made with pita bread, thinly sliced lamb meat and topped with tzitzit sauce, which is yogurt, cucumber, dill, garlic and other flavors. Its soo good!!
You're lucky to be able to find those so readily, especially this early in the game. Ever since they've started doing yearly debuts of the "do us a flavor" or now this world-trip stuff - I can only find one flavor at a time. If I'm REALLY lucky. And usually it's the one I like the least.
Hi Emmy! I'm a new subscriber and I found myself binge-watching a whole bunch of emmymadeinjapan videos (my first was the SPAM taste test). I've had all of these but the Chinese Szechuan Chicken. I liked the other three, but my favorite is the Indian Tikka Masala as well.
We don't have the tzatziki-flavored one in Greece, but my God, do I want it right now. When I was living in the US, I had a conversation with a couple of friends about how they had to sail the seven seas in order to acquire the formerly-Greek-exclusive "Lays Oregano potato chips" in the US, whereas in Greece, it's considered pretty generic and yet, an all-time classic. The tikka masala one sounds so appetizing too.
I found all these at the grocery store here. We, of course, opened them all to try. The Szcechuan were my favorite actually, they taste to me a lot like the peppered chicken dish at Panda Express. Tikki Masala and Tzaziki were tied for second. I'd put the Tzaziki first but the flavor went away after a couple chips and just started tasting bad, but the Tikki Masala ones did have a nice crunch which I liked. The Picanha ones are waaaaayyyy down the list for me. I got a grassy/earthy flavor from them that I couldn't shake. It's interesting the way people interpret different flavors. Great video as always!
I saw these the other day at my local Walgreens and just had to try them. Overall, they were all pretty tasty but, I think my favorite is the Chinese Szechuan Chicken, with The Brazilian Picanha 2nd Indian Tikka Masala 3rd, and finally the Greek Tzatziki.... It's always fun to see the new flavors Lay's comes up with.
Thanks for the translation lol, I was just going to ask what you say before you eat. I love your descriptions on the different tastes. You could totally be a food critic. You are so calming.
The Greek flavor was definitely available in Canada last summer. I was visiting family and we tried all the flavor context flavors. I remember it being very similar to sour cream and onion. It was ok. The most memorably special flavor for me is still cappuccino.
We just tried these at my cousin's house. She had bought a box of the small bags and we were all curious. I like the Tika Masala the best. And no, on the Tziki you weren't hallucinating the cucumber taste, I found it too.
What needs to be said? This video is great as usual. Thank you. I love your taste tests of a familiar product with rare or unusual flavors. Always fun. Actually all your taste tests are fun. You're one of my top ten favorite TH-camrs.
I bought these in snack size to try it out a few days ago. The Greek Tzatziki tastes really strongly of cucumbers for me, which is a refreshing flavor but also really strange for chips. Both the Tikka Masala and Szechwan Chinese Chicken were too spicy for me but they both hit the ballpark on the spices of the area it was going for in my opinion. The best is the Brazilian Picanha. I ended up buying a big bag of that one! Its a subtle and flavorful chip seasoning that tastes like braised beef juice that mixed with the tangy sauces that usually accompany the meat at a rodicio, which coincidentally is my favorite part of the dish ( when the rice soaks it all up from the bottom.) This is their best run so far I think. They seem to be getting better at making the flavors a) edible and b) good!
Before Lays, there was Hostess. They were a company that took so many steps to make sure their product was always super fresh. Hostess disappeared, and we were left with Lays. If you like chips that sit around for two months, then you might like Lays. Unless of course you catch that rare moment every two months when they put a new bag on the shelf. Twenty flavours of stale.
In Peru, we don't have any of the ones you ate here but we do have our own. We have 'pollo a la brasa' chips, 'lomo saltado' chips, 'papa a la huancaina' chips and 'chancho al palo' chips. And... Obviously the traditional ones.
I'm in New Brunswick, Canada. we have the "do us a flavour" world Favorites. There is Canada- bacon poutine, United Kingdom- cheddar and onion, and Thailand- Thai sweet chilli.
Hi Emmy! Ironically, the Tikka masala flavour isn't available in India 😂 we have something called "Magic Masala" which is the normal Lays chip with a TON of spices: Onion Powder, Chilli Powder, Dry mango powder, Coriander powder, Ginger Powder, Garlic Powder, Black pepper powder, Turmeric powder, Cumin. I believe it is only available in India, but I am not too sure. It comes in a Dark Blue packet. I am not a huge fan of it, but my friends love it. The other flavours available here in India are: American Cream and Onion; Spanish Tomato tango; Thai sweet chilli Chilé Limon classic salted French salt and pepper (I believe they've discontinued this. I used to LOVE it.)
Emmy, I hope you can get a hold on & try some Piattos potato chips! It's a popular brand of chips here in the Philippines. The flavors are cheese, sour cream & onion, roast beef, pizza, & roadhouse barbecue. They're pretty good. 😄
Canadian checking in: a couple years ago we had a kettle cooked Tzaziki flavour for the "do us a flavour" competition, it was delicious. Haven't seen it recently though.
Funny, I bought these the day before this video! I got the Tikka Masala and Tzatziki. I really liked both of them. I haven't had Tzatziki before but I have had Tikka Masala many times and I have to say they did a pretty great job of imitating its flavor. I agree that this campaign is better than their others. I wasn't expecting the flavors to be as bold as they are - at least in the ones I tried. Also, thanks for captioning and defining itadakimasu. As a new watcher I've been wondering what you were saying! I figured it was a Japanese "cheers" or "bon appetit".
Nice one Emmy! Do the forklift boogie... ;-) Tikka Masala is ALLEGEDLY a UK invention, one story being that it was concocted on the spur of the moment in an Indian restaurant in Glagow, when a customer sent chicken tikka back because it was too dry, so the cook made a sauce for it using a can of Campbell's tomato soup! There are other origin stories however. A few years ago, Tikka Masala was voted one of the most popular dishes in the UK.
we don't have any of these here in Greece. not even the tzatziki one. idk why but it seems we have less flavors than other countries in both lays and oreos. As for the tzatziki sauce, it's basic ingredients are yogurt and garlic (the more garlic the better) and then cucumber. that's why you taste the garlic more. ;)
I know this video is a few years old, but if anyone's still interested, Lay's does have a real spicy Sechuan pepper flavour chips now, it think the line is called Lay's Strong and it's all about flavours with a real kick, like wasabi and sechuan pepper and it does numb your tounge!
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We don't have the tikka masala flavoured lays in India! WHY!?
Rashmi Nijhawan yaa u r right !!!
Why #laysindia
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True wtf
U did have masala flavour, I remember trying back as a child
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Ditto. I can only handle so many over dramatic things, I take thoes with a grain of salt.
As a fan of spice, the Tikka Masala can actually get quite spicy if you have enough of them. That being said, It didn't stop me from finishing the whole bag.
lol, of course not :D
I ate about a whole bag. It didn't seem very spicy to me. Then again, I'm a person who eats pickled jalapenos in the movie theater as a snack.
So did I. Those are the best ones. I finished the whole bag as well, and it was so good. :)
Jonathan Willis I wish Lays would bring the Tikka ones back! Cravings so bad for them lately!
Jonathan Willis yeah my mouth is red!
Emmy, what I LOVE about your videos is that you are always so positive about the food. You never say negative things or bad mouth anything and I really respect that. Even if it is not to your liking you still talk respectfully and it is refreshing and honest. You always keep it real and seem very down to earth. We need more youtubers like you.
I tastes the Indian Tikka Masala chips and oh my goodness... they are DELICIOUS! Honestly the best Lays chip flavor I have ever had, not exaggerating. It's a beautiful blend of spices that aren't overwhelming or strange.
I completely agree with you. I had them once and have been searching ever since. The perfect spice combo for a potato chip.
In Brazil there's the Classic, Picanha (a cut of beef), and Sour Cream... and Chimichurri is actually from Argentina...
Skirt steak/flap steak?
meu Deus onde vcs vê essa batata, eu devo morar no fim do mundo pq aqui em Natal não tem!
fillet steak
verdade aqui nao tem quase nenhuma variedade de lays
tem na kalunga
I've only tried the tikka masala one and its soooo good
I like your taste buds. :D
Liz Cop
The Tikka Masala chips are the best potato chips flavor I've ever had in my life! My only complaint is that these are only a limited time item. Wish they would keep this flavor, its so delicious!
you should try more Indian food. :D
Cabo Wabo but in india they are unlimited
Living in India and I have never seen Tikka Masala 😂
Your comments are in other videos too specialially in the tikka masala videos why?
@@zenithpals9758this penguin and this bird is started fighting and trying to loop on this TV
Canada has the Tzaiki :) I personally thought it was just OK. The Tikka Masala was NOT good. BUT they're a great novelty & good on Lays for trying something new :)
Am I the only one who thinks the crunch noise is satisfying?
Leesa Pham nope
No it makes me wanna grab from her those chips lol
I live in Canada, and personally have never seen any of these chips until your video🙂
Also, do the forklift boogie😉
I hear they have a flavor called all dressed in Canada. What are your thoughts on it? I hear it's delicious! :)
I wanna try them!!!
I live in Canada too and it was a couple of years ago when lays had a tzatziki flavour out. It was only available that summer with three other weird flavours from a contest. Then again Canada is big so its possible it wasn't available everywhere!
+TheOnlyGHero09 there amazing i love all dressed
In Brazil we only have picanha, sour cream and classic flavours
And chimichurri seasoning is not from here! I think it is argentinian... 😂
meu Deus onde vcs vê essa batata, eu devo morar no fim do mundo pq aqui em Natal não tem! Dx
O pacote aqui é diferente. Ela voltou pro Brasil tem pouco tempo
+Danielle Sousa não é em todo lugar que tem aqui também, moro no interior de sp e encontro no wal mart, carrefour e extra se não me engano
Verdade. E quando encontro, é caro! 😭😭
I wish I bought a million bags of those Tikka Masala chips. They were incredible and my mouth waters just thinking about them. And now I'm sad.
FFM4ME whaaaat???I have never seen tikka lays in India bro...is it available here??
@@razee7869 ys bro.
I hv nvr seen them here in india 😂😂😂😂
Yes, the Tzatziki chips were part of Canada's Do Us a Flavour challenge the other year, and it was actually from someone who was here in my home town! I loved the flavour, and yes, there was a little bit of cucumber in there. Super delicious, but sadly lost to I believe Bacon Poutine.
WTH they have tzatziki fllavour in USA and not here in GREECE, are they kidding -.- ?
I have never seen that flavour
Im Greek and live in North Carolina in the U.S. and those chips are nasty they do not taste like my Yaya's sauce
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@@kassidyonelove no they are not nasty but yes it has not to do with yaya's 😂😁
@@Orthodox.777 It's a major insult just like Arbys and their Greek gyro 😂 I asked was lamb in it they said no LMAO I told them that's false advertising
OMG, I am Brazilian and you said Picanha so right! I never heard an American person pronouncing it correctly as you did, I’m impressed!
Thanks for your content! God bless!
Bought all 4 from my local Kroger's Food Store here in Central IL. My thoughts on a 1 through 4 ranking......
#1 WAVY GREEK TZATZIKI - Absolutely delicious! A subtle & creamy variation on your average Sour Cream & Onion Chip. They should definitely keep as a regular flavor.
#2 KETTLE COOKED INDIAN TIKKA MASALA - Very good & quite surprising. Having never had Tikki Masala, I was expecting something more exotic. What I got was a taste that should be familiar to anyone who's ever had "Jay's BBQ Potato Chips". I'm not sure where "Jay's Potato Chips" are available nationally & internationally, but the paprika-heavy flavor of their BBQ chips is almost identical to these new Lay's. Tasty & surprisingly familiar to me.
#3 BRAZILIAN PICANHA - I'm not sure exactly what Brazilian Picanha is; and after eating these chips I still don't know! Bland, almost non-existent flavor. Very disappointing.
#4 CHINESE SZECHUAN CHICKEN - Just what you'd expect......only worse. Slap some shrimp-flavored ramen bullion, a little heat and burnt charcoal flavoring on plain potato chips and Voila! These are absolutely horrid!
Tzatziki is an exclusive Greek flavor, it is made from yoghurt cucumber and garlic.
Greeks that live abroad and have restaurants are making a lot, thats why you heard the Canada thing!
Nice videos! :D
Δυστυχώς είναι τα μόνα μέρη στο youtube από ξένα κανάλια που μπορουμε να εκφραστουμε σαν Έλληνες..αλλά και πάλι έρχονται Τούρκοι και υπαινίσσονται ότι τα φαγητά μας είναι δικά τους.🙄 Πόσο ποια ζήλεια για την Ελλάδα
The tatziki tasted like cucumbers to me too. You weren't just projecting 😂
i LOVE the way you so vividly and specifically describe the taste of the chips and even listing the individual ingredients! :0 . keep doing what you're doing. love your videos emmy! :)
YAS Potato Chips!!!
NO! BAD! back to jkn with you!!
your everywhere u pottato head.im off to jk
Why you not at jkn
Mr Potato King Hi!!! I've missed you!!!
Leeee what are you doing here and not on jk
The crunchy sounds tho 😍😍 So satisfying. Love your videos Emmy!
I want Tikka Masala! That's one of my families favorite dishes and I make it a lot!
Agreed with cuke taste in Tzatziki flavor...also dill. Not too salty either which is nice as the actual flavors aren't overpowered by saltiness.
Some of these experimental flavours are hit and miss, it is a shame the Szechwan Chinese chicken ones weren't spicier. I'd try them all. Not really a fan of steak flavoured chips either.
the chicken one... the more you eat the more pronounced the heat becomes
TAM! 😝
TAM omg I can't believe one of my favorite taste testing channels watches another one of my favorite channels :D Slainte!
Also, will you be doing a video of them?
Tam 😝😝😝😆😆
THE GREEK TZATZIKI!!!!!! yogurt+garlic+oil+cucumber+vinegar=TZATZIIIIKIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!KISSES FROM GREECE!!!!!
Βασικά λεμόνι βάζεις όχι ξύδι...αλλά όπως αρέσει στον καθένα 😉
I need an hour video of you just eating chips
The first chip type you ate is the sauce you normally put in gyros which is from Greece
When you're so early there isn't a description
I know right?
My great aunt's name is Minh vo
So true lol
hey yall asians
I haven't tried the tikka masala flavour with Lay's chips, but it's a big favourite of mine, as a snack flavour choice. Just thought i'd add, Australian Kettle, Chilli chips are amazing!! When i travelled to Australia, i found loads of amazing packaged chips. All used natural ingredients for seasoning, used real good quality potatoes & were so crunchy. If you can get your hands on Australian chips, do try. A country with great food & great food choices, even though the supermarkets, aren't always as big as in the US.
I'd love to watch a new video with Brazilian things. Olympic games are coming!!
Great idea
Someone needs to send her a box of stuff
Concordo!!
Yessss I feel like no one ever posts any thing about Brazil 😭😭
Send me ideas of what can i send to her
i had hoped for a little more cucumber flavor in the tzatziki chips and i loved the tikka masala flavored chips. i still have to try the other 2, but i'm sure tikka masala will end up being my fave.
τζατζίκι only in Greece
the cucumber taste is definitely accurate for me in the tzatziki lays. they are my favorite out of the chips.
🙂😊
weirdly tikka masala is a British dish. Indian inspired but I believe invented in Glasgow. it is England's national dish. but we do not have this flavour crisps. also tzatsiki is definately cucumbet flavour. youghurt and cucumber to be exact
????? Tikka masala is an Indian dish.
"indian inspired" LMAO ARE U FOR REAL
Like yeah, britishers knew how to use spices before they invaded India. :P . I really despise these stupdity of brits who try futile attempt to own Indian dishes. :P
+Abhishek Tanwar I'm not lying, we don't claim to own Indian dishes, and it's alway bette cooked authentic by people with a lifetime of experience with spices but it was created in a restaurant in Glasgow Scotland, the story goes that a diner asked for some "gravy" to go with his tandoori chicken so the chef came up with it. That is definitely the Legend!
Next time If any Indian fuse Indian flavours to a chinese dish, will you consider it as Indian dish ?. Obviously not, the dish is authentically from India. The flavours used in tikka masala are from Indian dishes. All the masalas used are grown in India only. There is point in claiming it. :P
I've had all of them. The Greek one definitely has a cucumber flavor to it. The Indian one was pretty unremarkable to me, and quite frankly I don't remember the flavor well. The Chinese one reminds me of heavily seasoned ramen, good but too salty. The Brazilian one was the best to me. Hints of lime and Latin spices. Very yummy!
She is sooo cute! New subscriber ☺️❤️❤️❤️
I’m currently in Greece and omg, they have Ruffles, Cheetos, Lays and even like 10 types of Pringles, am blown away.
actually "chimichurri" is an Argentinian sauce used on steak, not a Brazilian. Nice try tho!
yes, and we brazilians dont even use chimichurri in our steak :T
Amanda Aguiar right
the packaging for the brazillian chips said steak and chimchurri sauce on it....so you can't blame her for her mistake
+Grace B if she knows food well enough to have a channel dedicated to it, she should be able to tell when things are inaccurate. not say something dumb and make herself look like an idiot.
+Shannon Barr she can't know everything. She obviously puts in a lot of effort, but mistakes are still possible
I tried all 4. Tikka Masala (with it's gorgeous spices and slow-building heat) and Tzatziki are definitely my faves (and yes, you are tasting Cucumber in the tzatziki, as it is a yogurt cucumber sauce- I think it kicks the pants off any ranch flavor!). Picahna was good, I got a slightly smoky meat essence with it, and of course the nice herbaceous notes. The Szechuan chicken reminded me slightly of a spicy ramen. And even though they were very "hot", and not exactly a flavor I look for, I had trouble stopping when eating them.
Emmy, I have a strange request, I really hope if you can help. I've never had miso and can never have it because it contains alcohol. But I'm really craving to have miso soup and miso sauces. So I was wondering, if I mash beans and mix in soy sauce and marmite. Would it taste close to it?j
There are some brands of miso that don't contain alcohol and that have the halal label... Not sure where to find them...
Also if I'm not mistaken... Organic miso pastes don't contain any alcohol.
Honestly I've never heard of Miso containing alcohol before... It's a traditional dish in Japan that many children and adults alike eat. I'm sure if you look it up you'll find brands in your nearest Asian food market that do not contain any alcohol.
Miso soup is a combination of Dashi, which is a stock from seaweed and bonito (dried tuna) with Miso paste added. It's really good.
+Shapoot miso produces alcohol naturally due to the fermentation process ( I think 8 % ) so does soy sauce ". So unfortunately even if no sake was added to stop any further fermentation, it'll still naturally contain alcohol. That's why I'm looking into making a fake miso 😅💔
The level of alcohol if at all, is as much as any fruit juice, hence it must be halal. Secondly, miso soup is served hot, which means you would not get any.
We tasted the dill most when we tried the tzatziki it really came through! The Chinese Szechuan Chicken tasted like the beef ramen noodle spice packet!
I love Greek tzatiki but not the chip
Heh you have right..but i'm a chip lover also. Lol I'm glad you like tzatziki 🙂
Wow, ive seen so many food reviews channels. Daym drops just entertained me. But you know what you are talking about. Real flavors, real experience. Instant sub after my first video, this, and rock on beautifull. You are true foodie. Not some fat guy giving everything A FIVE ALL DAY when its huge and loaded. You have class and taste and knowledge.
who else got a lays commercial before the video?
I didn't, but I did almost eat a whole bag of them earlier
All by myself 😂
+Candice Honeycutt awsome
same lol
bye diet plans
Lol, "die-t" plans! XD!
I have tried all of these and I actually liked them all. the tzatziki and schezuan were my favs.
also, yes I could taste the cucumber favor.
Αλήθεια υπάρχει lays τζατζίκι και αν εισαι ΕΛΛΗΝΑΣ ΚΑΝΕ LIKE
I love watching your taste test videos, you are always so passionate and give such great detail about what you eat and taste 👍🏼
Have you ever had a gyro, Emmi? Its made with pita bread, thinly sliced lamb meat and topped with tzitzit sauce, which is yogurt, cucumber, dill, garlic and other flavors. Its soo good!!
the tzatziki one was part of the lays chip contest in Canada.
Yes, we have the greek one here in Cyprus.
Yes bc you are greeks too 😀 we all are family Cyprus-Greece
You're lucky to be able to find those so readily, especially this early in the game. Ever since they've started doing yearly debuts of the "do us a flavor" or now this world-trip stuff - I can only find one flavor at a time. If I'm REALLY lucky. And usually it's the one I like the least.
Hi Emmy! I'm a new subscriber and I found myself binge-watching a whole bunch of emmymadeinjapan videos (my first was the SPAM taste test). I've had all of these but the Chinese Szechuan Chicken. I liked the other three, but my favorite is the Indian Tikka Masala as well.
We don't have the tzatziki-flavored one in Greece, but my God, do I want it right now. When I was living in the US, I had a conversation with a couple of friends about how they had to sail the seven seas in order to acquire the formerly-Greek-exclusive "Lays Oregano potato chips" in the US, whereas in Greece, it's considered pretty generic and yet, an all-time classic. The tikka masala one sounds so appetizing too.
I found all these at the grocery store here. We, of course, opened them all to try.
The Szcechuan were my favorite actually, they taste to me a lot like the peppered chicken dish at Panda Express.
Tikki Masala and Tzaziki were tied for second. I'd put the Tzaziki first but the flavor went away after a couple chips and just started tasting bad, but the Tikki Masala ones did have a nice crunch which I liked.
The Picanha ones are waaaaayyyy down the list for me. I got a grassy/earthy flavor from them that I couldn't shake. It's interesting the way people interpret different flavors. Great video as always!
I saw these the other day at my local Walgreens and just had to try them. Overall, they were all pretty tasty but, I think my favorite is the Chinese Szechuan Chicken, with The Brazilian Picanha 2nd Indian Tikka Masala 3rd, and finally the Greek Tzatziki.... It's always fun to see the new flavors Lay's comes up with.
Thanks for the translation lol, I was just going to ask what you say before you eat. I love your descriptions on the different tastes. You could totally be a food critic. You are so calming.
tzatziki is a greek sauce we usually put in souvlaki
Βασικά παντού τρώγεται 🙃
Well, tzatziki is made with garlic, greek yogurt, lemon and cucumber, so it's okay that they taste like cucumber!
Great video as always :)
I live in Greece we eat tzatziki here all the time we put it in the well known Greek souvlaki!!!
I love the Greek ones a lot and the ingredients say "Natural Cucumber Flavor" on the back of the bag which is what I tasted the first try. Yum!!
The Greek flavor was definitely available in Canada last summer. I was visiting family and we tried all the flavor context flavors. I remember it being very similar to sour cream and onion. It was ok. The most memorably special flavor for me is still cappuccino.
Yay.....I'm on my dinner break from fixing people's tech problems, and here's an Emmy video. Thank you!
Do the forklift boogie.
I love your descriptions of the chips and your relaxed/calm aura. I can't believe I haven't seen your channel before! ♡
We just tried these at my cousin's house. She had bought a box of the small bags and we were all curious. I like the Tika Masala the best. And no, on the Tziki you weren't hallucinating the cucumber taste, I found it too.
I hope Emmy gets to 1 million subscribers I really love her videos so much I find it comforting to watch and her voice is so sweet
TikKa Masala taste the best to me! I ate the entire bag. yum ♡
What needs to be said? This video is great as usual. Thank you. I love your taste tests of a familiar product with rare or unusual flavors. Always fun. Actually all your taste tests are fun. You're one of my top ten favorite TH-camrs.
"Tzatziki" is a greek traditional sauce that is made of yogurt,cucumber and garlic...we eat it within the famous Greek Souvlaki!!!! ;)
Had the Greek Chips yesterday & those are my favorite by far!
Greetings from Greece 🙂🖐️✌️
I bought these in snack size to try it out a few days ago. The Greek Tzatziki tastes really strongly of cucumbers for me, which is a refreshing flavor but also really strange for chips. Both the Tikka Masala and Szechwan Chinese Chicken were too spicy for me but they both hit the ballpark on the spices of the area it was going for in my opinion. The best is the Brazilian Picanha. I ended up buying a big bag of that one! Its a subtle and flavorful chip seasoning that tastes like braised beef juice that mixed with the tangy sauces that usually accompany the meat at a rodicio, which coincidentally is my favorite part of the dish ( when the rice soaks it all up from the bottom.) This is their best run so far I think. They seem to be getting better at making the flavors a) edible and b) good!
My mum love tzaziki!! She has it all the time! It's sour cream, garlic and yes cucumbers!
Lays is one of my favorite chip brands and Emmy your my favorite TH-camr who eats, best descriptions ever!!!!!!!
It’s great that all these flavors have come out!
YES! Thank you! Chicken Tikka Masala is actually a UK food! Despite many people believing that it comes directly from India.
Before Lays, there was Hostess. They were a company that took so many steps to make sure their product was always super fresh. Hostess disappeared, and we were left with Lays. If you like chips that sit around for two months, then you might like Lays. Unless of course you catch that rare moment every two months when they put a new bag on the shelf. Twenty flavours of stale.
In Peru, we don't have any of the ones you ate here but we do have our own. We have 'pollo a la brasa' chips, 'lomo saltado' chips, 'papa a la huancaina' chips and 'chancho al palo' chips. And... Obviously the traditional ones.
I'm in New Brunswick, Canada. we have the "do us a flavour" world Favorites. There is Canada- bacon poutine, United Kingdom- cheddar and onion, and Thailand- Thai sweet chilli.
Why is her voice so soothing
Hi Emmy! Ironically, the Tikka masala flavour isn't available in India 😂 we have something called "Magic Masala" which is the normal Lays chip with a TON of spices: Onion Powder, Chilli Powder, Dry mango
powder, Coriander powder, Ginger Powder, Garlic Powder, Black pepper powder, Turmeric
powder, Cumin. I believe it is only available in India, but I am not too sure. It comes in a Dark Blue packet. I am not a huge fan of it, but my friends love it.
The other flavours available here in India are:
American Cream and Onion;
Spanish Tomato tango;
Thai sweet chilli
Chilé Limon
classic salted
French salt and pepper (I believe they've discontinued this. I used to LOVE it.)
Emmy, I hope you can get a hold on & try some Piattos potato chips! It's a popular brand of chips here in the Philippines. The flavors are cheese, sour cream & onion, roast beef, pizza, & roadhouse barbecue. They're pretty good. 😄
Tikka masala is one of my all time FAVORITE dishes, and to see they have made a chip form im dying to run down to the store and pick it up!
I need to try the tatziki one. Just because I love gyros. They're like tied with Philly cheesesteak for my favorite sandwich.
Our greece's pleasure to know you like our foods 🙂
Very thorough review, much appreciated
Canadian checking in: a couple years ago we had a kettle cooked Tzaziki flavour for the "do us a flavour" competition, it was delicious. Haven't seen it recently though.
I got these yesterday and looked for your video on them, as I assumed you had one made- and a day later, here we are!:)
tzatziki is yoghurt with cucumber and garlic
I tasted the cucumber in the tzaziki chips!
You are so entertaining, nicely detail everything. Thank you!
Funny, I bought these the day before this video! I got the Tikka Masala and Tzatziki. I really liked both of them. I haven't had Tzatziki before but I have had Tikka Masala many times and I have to say they did a pretty great job of imitating its flavor. I agree that this campaign is better than their others. I wasn't expecting the flavors to be as bold as they are - at least in the ones I tried.
Also, thanks for captioning and defining itadakimasu. As a new watcher I've been wondering what you were saying! I figured it was a Japanese "cheers" or "bon appetit".
I love the Tika Masala ones ❤️❤️
I'm gunna have to keep an eye out for these while I'm out shopping next Thursday!
I'd really like to try the Greek one, for sure.
You should greetings from Greece!✌️
Thank you Emmy for actually saying Szechwan correctly
I love the tikka masala it's my favorite !❤️
Nice one Emmy! Do the forklift boogie... ;-) Tikka Masala is ALLEGEDLY a UK invention, one story being that it was concocted on the spur of the moment in an Indian restaurant in Glagow, when a customer sent chicken tikka back because it was too dry, so the cook made a sauce for it using a can of Campbell's tomato soup! There are other origin stories however. A few years ago, Tikka Masala was voted one of the most popular dishes in the UK.
Fun fact: Tika Masala isn't a traditional Indian/Asian dish. It was invented in the UK. Apparently either in Scotland or Birmingham.
we don't have any of these here in Greece. not even the tzatziki one. idk why but it seems we have less flavors than other countries in both lays and oreos. As for the tzatziki sauce, it's basic ingredients are yogurt and garlic (the more garlic the better) and then cucumber. that's why you taste the garlic more. ;)
I know this video is a few years old, but if anyone's still interested, Lay's does have a real spicy Sechuan pepper flavour chips now, it think the line is called Lay's Strong and it's all about flavours with a real kick, like wasabi and sechuan pepper and it does numb your tounge!
Yes they were in Canada. They were my fave!