2021年9月5日 · While warm, spread some of the Takis Fuego seasoning on chips and gently toss. Add amount of seasoning to your liking. EASY CHEAT TAKIS FUEGO: 2 cups or 2 handfuls of Tostitos rolled tortilla chips 1 tbsp. lime juice Toss together in bowl. Add Takis Fuego seasoning and gently toss. Add amount of seasoning to your liking. ENJOY.

2021年3月11日 · Its good but not in the same way as fuego is. Its like a tangy more habanero flavor while fuego is more of a chili-lime flavor thats absolutely addicting. Both are good but im on team feugo

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2020年10月19日 · I've been a convert to the Aldi brand knockoff of Takis Fuego, titled Taquitos. I noticed regular fuego tends to carry a chemically aftertaste the last couple bags i've gotten. The rest of the flavors seem to be good though which is weird.

Blue has less MSG. A lot more lime flavour comes through which is the sourness. Personally I find them very different, Fuego is a lot more chilli focussed and Blue heat is like focussed, both of them have a really nice umami taste too, that’s from the MSG

2023年3月30日 · I had the luck to taste the OG Nitro flavour back in the 2010s. It was only habanero and lime, it was delicious and ultimately superior to Takis Fuego (the bag was black). It got unfortunately discontinued... Today I saw this limited edition Takis Nitro bag at the super market and God was I excited to buy those delicious chips once again.

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2020年12月16日 · I never eat spicy thing like ever and takis used to make my eyes water, my mouth burn, and I would physically sweat. I've been eating them for a while though and they are no longer spicy at all. These people saying they aren't spicy are annoying. No shit theyre not spicy because youre used to eating stuff that's like 10x more spicy. A

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It's not about that, Takis are a specific sort of Tortillas, it's just the product name, they started to produce the same product in Germany with, as it seems, a different recipe, but the same product name (including the type "fuego")