Mexican Sabritas
The Sabritas you grew up with, in the flavors and packs sold in Mexico: potato chips, Paketaxo, Crujitos, Churrumais, peanuts and mixed bags.
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What are Sabritas Mexican chips?
Sabritas is PepsiCo's chip and snack brand in Mexico. Under that name you get potato chips in flavors like Original, Adobadas, Limón, Crema y Especias, Jalapeño and Habanero, plus snacks like Paketaxo, Crujitos, Churrumais and Karate peanuts.
For a lot of people who grew up in Mexico, a bag of Adobadas or Limón Sabritas tastes like recess, and you can't always find those names and packs at U.S. grocery stores. At MexGoodies they're the originals from Mexico.
Sabritas vs. Lay's: what's the difference?
They come from the same company: Sabritas is the name PepsiCo uses for its chips and snacks in Mexico, and Lay's is the name in the U.S. What changes are the flavors, the packs and the packaging in each country, which is why Mexican Sabritas taste like Mexico.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy Mexican Sabritas in the U.S.?
At MexGoodies: original Sabritas from Mexico, shipped anywhere in the U.S. in 3 to 7 days and to Canada in 6 to 12 business days plus customs time.
Do you sell boxes of Sabritas?
Yes. There is a wholesale box of 50 single-serve Sabritas or Barcel bags in one flavor you pick when you order, plus mixed bags like Doritos Mix, Cheetos Mix, Ruffles Mix and Paketaxo Mezcladito.
Which Sabritas are the spiciest?
Among the spiciest in the store are Flamin' Hot, Extra Flamin' Hot and Habanero. If you want chile with a more classic flavor, try the Adobadas.