Chips are a matter of taste and health too! BYOC's new trend going viral in India

Bring a packet of your favorite chips, choose from a variety of toppings and sauces and watch how your chips taste double. You can think of it like chaat, but with chips. Or a new version of loaded nachos, that too as per your choice. A similar new trend is now going viral in many Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai and Surat. From premium restaurants to street food vendors are adopting it.

How did 'Walking Tacos' become a trend?

BYOC (Bring Your Own Chips) is also known as 'Walking Tacos'. A restaurant in Delhi introduced this unique trend in November. According to him, 'This trend is being liked because it is a great mix of taste, customization and convenience.'

 
 
 
 
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price:

Veg Toppings: Rs 200
Non-Vegetarian Toppings: Rs 230

Options in toppings:

Classic: Salsa, guacamole, sour cream, and grated cheese
Special: Pickled Jalapenos, Corn Relish and Chipotle Crema
Healthy options: Low-fat Greek yogurt, fresh vegetables, and gluten-free and vegan-friendly toppings

Does this trend make your chips healthy?

Eating chips with fresh vegetables and protein can increase their nutritional level.

Positive aspects:

Vegetables: Rich in fiber and vitamins
Chicken: Good source of protein
Guacamole and Yogurt-Based Sauce: Healthy Fats

Precautions:

Chip base: still high in salt and unhealthy fats
Sauce: Adding too much mayonnaise and cream can make it unhealthy
Method of frying: If chicken is cooked in unhealthy oil, its benefits are reduced.

Limit your cheat meals: only have them on special occasions
Choose sauces wisely: Choose healthy options like hung curd, herbs, guacamole, or tahini instead of high-fat and high-sugar sauces
Use Baked Chips: Instead of fried chips, try baked and whole grain chips, makhana or homemade vegetable chips. Bring a packet of your favorite chips, choose from a variety of toppings and sauces and see how your chips taste twice as good goes.

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