HAPISpicy Sriracha Peas, Chili garlic Coated Gren Peas, 9.9-Ounce (Pack of 3)

These were a gift well received. Told they are really tasty without being too spicy.Part of a gift basket I put together. Would certainly recommend if you're thinkingof putting one together for the holidays, especially if the receiver likes somethingwith a little kick.

Some kind soul gave me a can as a Christmas present. Once those were eaten, had to find some more.....Before receiving these I liked the wasabi flavored peas. The wasabi ones, if you get too ambitious and eat too many at once, can give you the dreaded "wasabi nose- spike" - the sriracha ones are hot, but are a much steadier "burn" with good garlicky flavor. I am fully converted. Wasabi flavor peas are nothing to me now..The cans arrived in good order, with no dents to speak of. Product was fresh and good.If you can, have them delivered to a remote secret location known only to yourself - then you don't have to share (unless of course you want to). The remote location drop is also good if your medical consultant (in my case my dear wife) is concerned about your salt and chilli intake.Will buy again!

These things pack a punch after you've had a handful of them, it's probably quite tame for some of the spice heads but overall isn't too bad. You also have a residual aftertaste with these, I'm not sure if it's from the Siriracha or something else in the product.These things aren't particularly healthy but I won't mark them down for that alone.I wouldn't purchase these again mainly because of the after taste but otherwise, it's a decent snack in moderation.

DELICIOUS. You can usually find these in your local grocery stores, ~$5 for a small pack, or more towards the $7-9 range for a single 9.9 oz can, as here, and I was obviously surprised to find these on Amazon (which is now on my recurring order list). They are spicy, but they are not wasabi-spicy (not a fan of wasabi peas). They are more of a flavorful, salty, savory spicy. Not completely healthy because they're fried, but totally irresistible.

Love this.. Both sweet and savory :)Not as spicy as the wasabi peas, but if you can not tolerate the burn of wasabi, this a good starting point since it is still spicy but that gets balanced with the sweetness in the coating on the peas.

Just the right picante, crunchy, and a bit sweet. Not bottled Sriracha exactly, but I don't care. They are addictive good. They can be eaten out of hand with a beverage. I add them to a green salad for texture and heat. Takes baby spinach up a notch.Update: Reordered a couple of times. Great with a big IPA.

Good & Tasty Snack..First cpl handfuls have a heavy garlic flavor.If for some reason you do not like garlic..After cpl handfuls ya hardly notice the garlic flavor..FYI:PRODUCED in a facility that uses SHELLFISH.Only similar thing to compare "Spicy Sriracha Peas" to,would be spicy peanuts/almonds--Only peas instead of nuts/almonds.Not all that spicy--although they are not claimed to be real spicy,nor spicy & hot.So do not expect them to be really hot & spicy.Reason for 3 star rating,not Kosher Certified (Probably will not get again),There is no WARNING of the Non-eatable Moisture Packet in container.

Just the right amount of spice, just the right amount of flavor. The tins are even big enough to re-use for other purposes. Fresh and delicious, exactly what I wanted. I went through them in less than a month; careful, once you start eating them, it's hard to stop!