
Is this bag of chips considered to be spicy here?
I bought it thinking it was, but all I could taste was the cumin. No spiciness/hotness at all.
PS.
This salty snacker would love your chip recommendations. 😊

Is this bag of chips considered to be spicy here?
I bought it thinking it was, but all I could taste was the cumin. No spiciness/hotness at all.
PS.
This salty snacker would love your chip recommendations. 😊
19 comments
These are my favorite. I have a pretty high tolerance for spicy foods, so I don’t consider them very spicy. But I love them.
German-spicy, which is not spicy at all
Swiss spicy, so NOPE.
No, it may tickle your tongue for a second and that’s it.
Not really, the co-op prix garantie Hot & Spicy wave chips and the Kezz Thai ones are reasonably spicy but not overly so. Zweifel sold a pack that had a single ultra hot chip in it last year, but they turned your tongue blue so I didn’t try them.
https://www.migros.ch/en/product/mo/6824587
If it doesn’t make you sweat it isn’t hot.
Go to Coop, find the Fine Food “Wasabi Coated Peanuts” – take a handful of them and eat all of them together!
(or better don’t, it burns directly through your nose to your brain).
hahahaha, Swiss and Spicy, in the same place?!? [HAHAHA](https://HAHAHA.NO). No way.
Mouai
piquant
More like seasonal depression.
Not really
I tested the inferno spice shaker once. It does not contain capsaicin at all.
I am really used to spicy food. Just came back from 6 month south east asia and yeah my tolerance is high (but dont want to exaggerate, i prefer a good shit rather than beeing the most resitent one). These chips, i dont know why, burn the shit out of my mouth. Like a red chili curry is nothing to them. Really strange
Zweifel does spices the way old people do break dancing. Nothing they make has any sort of powerful flavour as far as I’ve been able to determine.
I was just saying that the concept of “extra-scharf” in German speaking countries is equivalent to the Indian “mild”. This said, I’ve eaten plenty of spicy food in Switzerland, but mostly when eating in ethnic restaurants.
In Germany my experience was quite different. A “höllisch scharf” currywurst in Freiburg was no more spicy than paprika and an Indian restaurant there used no chili at all even though it was all supposed to be medium-spicy.
They’re fucking boring, not spicy at all
Which is to say, yes, most Swiss will consider them spicy
It’s not spicy it tickles!
For me it‘s the perfect spicyness for chips,its spicy, but rather low