NUMBER ONE garlic plantain chips are thin slices of green plantain, fried and crispy, seasoned with garlic. 85 g bag, ready to snack on as an aperitif or a side.
What are plantain chips?
Plantain is a staple food in West Africa and the Caribbean, eaten boiled, grilled or fried. Fried in very thin slices, it makes chips with a crispy texture, an alternative to potato chips. This NUMBER ONE version is seasoned with garlic, with the light brown to beige colour typical of frying.
How to enjoy them?
Plain, in a small bowl at the aperitif, or dipped in a spicy sauce, a guacamole or a yoghurt and herb sauce. They go well with grilled fish or a salad, and can be crumbled as a topping on soup. Plantain fried in slices is also the basis of alloco, the Ivorian street food made from ripe fried plantain.
What to pair it with?
Find the Ivorian alloco recipe on the blog, or discover the other variants in the range: salted plantain chips No. 1 and BBQ plantain chips No. 1. The Plantain collection brings together the chips and plantain-based products.
Product information
- Brand: NUMBER ONE
- Net weight: 85 g
- Average nutritional values per 100 g: energy 2 276 kJ (527 kcal), fat 28.6 g of which saturates 19.2 g, carbohydrate 68.9 g of which sugars 2.6 g, fibre 1.6 g, protein 2 g



