I tried the Roasted Garlic and Black Bean flavor but would like to try the Chipotle as well. My women friends who tried them liked the chips as is - the right amount of flavor and crunch. The men who tried them agreed that the flavor of the chips was too muted for their taste. Another reviewer mentioned that the Tostitos seemed like "light" Doritos, and I think that is an accurate description; they do leave a little bit of powder on your hands as well. While I like that the chips are natural (which sometimes means the price goes up) and taste pretty good (although I want to try them with a queso or salsa instead of just plain), all in my party agreed that the price is way too high for the amount of chips you get. There would have to be a really good sale and coupon combo for me to buy them again.

They were good-very light and super crispy. But honestly I thought they have a have a bit more flavor. I had the Chipotle flavor. I served them with a spicy Buffalo Chicken dip and they were really good-the flavors combined wonderfully.

So, my husband opted for the Chipotle flavor. We finally opened them last night, after patiently trying not to overindulge on snacks. I tried one and they were good, but I'm not a big fan of Chipotle flavor. My husband, however almost ate the entire bag. We are invited to a family game night at our friends house this weekend and I'd defn buy again and take these. I do want to try the black bean flavor as well

I tried the Fire Roasted Chipotle Tostitos .. though it was a tough choice between Black Bean & Galic Tostitos.. I love that these chips are all natural. Great to snack on even without dip. the Fire Roasted Chipotle Tostitos have a mild spicy flavor but are not overwhelming. only thing i found them a lill salty .. tried with guacmole , ranch dip ... loved it .. will be buying in future ..

The fire roasted Chipotle chips were the only brand I could find so that's what we tried. My husband and I had them with some chicken fajitas for dinner. At first I didn't care for them all that much. I didn't think they were flavorful enough, but the more I ate the more they grew on me. I think they are a great chip to snack on but not so keen on the expensive price.

We choose the fire roasted chipotle. It was the onlykind on the shelves at my HEB grocery store. We all liked the chips- very crunchy but they were a bit spicy for my taste. Everyone else seemed to like them and loved the flavor. Thanks for letting us try them out!!!

I'm a chip fanatic (ok, I'm just a food fanatic) and have had every chip under the sun, from every brand and every line. Tostitos regular tortilla chips are a classic, partly for the price and partly for the pass-it-down brand loyalty inspired by many parties, events, and gathering in my childhood years that touted these chips. There are two serious limitations to Tostitos' new Artisan line of chips, however. Firstly, there are only two flavors (Fire Roasted Chipotle and Roasted Garlicand Black Bean.) Secondly, they are also more expensive than the usual Tostitos chips, and chips from other brands, especially considering that the seemingly big bag comes only half-filled. On the plus side, these chips are "all natural" and feature ingredients embedded into the chips themselves. The latter claim was something I could actually taste with each bite, but was still not enough to wow me. The chips are crisp and fresh-tasting in that "I am a superior, 100% natural chip" sort of way. The flavor was definitely there, but really lacked the punch. It went well by itself, and was enough for me to go through half the bag... but in the end, they just weren't that memorable. Would I rec these to a friend? Sure, why not. Would I buy them again myself? Only with another coupon. Overall verdict: great tasting chips, but not the best. These are something you can bring to show off at a party, but not cost-effective for personal chip sessions... at least not at retail price.

I ate the whole bag. With that said, I tried the Fire Roasted Chipotle Tostitos. They were really good, which was a surprise. The chips texture reminded me of the rice works gourmet brown rice chips that were horrible. I did like the bit of spice in the chip, but I wish the fire roasted tositos had a bit more spice. For the price I wish the bag was bigger. Also, yes the bag does say 100% natural but it didn't have a overwhelming amount of fiber or protein or another benefit to the chip. Would I buy them again? yes. But I wish the chip had a wow factor.

I tried the Black bean and garlic chips. They had a unique taste, that took a little getting used to, and it was sort of a challenge finding something to go with them. I usually eat my tortilla chips plain or with salsa and cheese. But I didn't really care for these paired with the salsa. I finally got the idea to try them with tuna salad and was very impressed. I would definitely buy this product again, to try more taste combinations.

We tried out the Roasted Garlic & Black Bean flavor. I would say they were a hit! Even my finicky three year old enjoyed a few of them (although he did ask for plain ones too.) I thought they were good enough to enjoy without salsa even, since the flavor was so distinct. I really liked that they were made of a 9-grain whole grain blend and 100% natural ingredients. The only change in the Roasted Garlic & Black Bean flavor I would make is to reduce the sodium. The flavors are so strong that I think they would hold up on their own with less salt.

I really enjoyed the Fire Roasted Chipotle Tostitos! They are a tasty snack that you can have with salsa or alone that is not too unhealthy. I liked the little extra bit of flavor that you don't get in most snack items. My husband, on the other hand, tried them and said he thought they didn't have much flavor at all. I will buy them again, but not on a regular basis. I think they are a bit expensive for the size bag you get. I will probably only buy them if they are on sale.

I got the Fire Roasted Chipotle chips - I usually don't care for chipotle but these had a good flavor. They weren't too spicy - I ate most of them without any dip at all. Then I tried some with a mild guacamole - really good! They were thinner than regular tostitos but didn't break in the dip too easily. The only drawback is that they're expensive - three dollars for a smaller than usual bag. But they were good enough I think I will have to try the other flavor! :)

The chipotle was good--reminded me of doritos, though...can't believe there's no cheese in them.

I liked that they are lighter tasting and don't need to be dipped. I really enjoyed the Chipotle. I am not sure how often I will buy them due to the price but I did really like them so will look for them on sale and coupons!! Would love to see some more flavors added and for sure will recommend them to others.

I really liked these. They have a light taste and good flavor. It's nice that they do not need to be dipped. If these are on sale or if I have a coupon, I will definitely purchase!