JananaJo

I call it mislabeling, because I would like to believe that TJ's is not intentionally tricking consumers. www.hungry-girl.com, a well known site for diet tips, had subscribers send them lab results done by two independent labs that found these crisps have four times the calories and six times the fat as the label says!!!! It says so at the bottom of the page here, http://www.hungry-girl.com/news/newsdetails.php?isid=916. Some things are too good to be true!

I don't really care for bananas and have never even tried a banana chip, but there's so much buzz about this product that I had to try it. I went to a store in MA and had no problem finding them. There were lots and lots of bags, in fact. (Sorry to make you jealous) I bought a bag and they in fact tasted like a potato chip, with a slight sweet taste. I polished off the bag in two days, which is unlike me. Some of them were even greasy tasting, which means I refuse to believe that they are as low in calories and fat as they say they are.