Chili Crisp No-Floating Oil (3 bottles medium hot) spicy chilli crisp crunch. Crispy garlic & onion "no-oil" chili oil crisp by Real Naturals. Chili garlic sauce umami ramen toppings & rice furikaki.

I found this while looking for new chili crisp oil to try and man I'm glad I did. There is no oil in this it is just dried chili and onions and other seasoning. It is soooo good on literally anything, I use it in ramen. Put it on my eggs in the morning. I even threw some on a roast beef sandwich and it's so darn good. Adds a great crunch and a little spice to anything you want. I immediately ordered 2 more jars after getting the first one open.

This chili crisp is a very nice alternative to the oil-based ones for when you want a spicy, crispy topping to a dish where you don't want to add additional oil. They are spicy, but not super spicy, and quite crispy. Flavor-wise, I am not getting much distinctive flavor. But, they do provide nice crispy pops of spiciness.

Very nice flavor. Way over priced ($2.83 / oz.)... better to get French's or Fresh Gourmet's crispy onions.

This is not too spicy in my opinion. The flavor is quite nice and the texture is wonderful, especially when added to a soft type of food (eggs or avocado). I will be ordering again.

Very crunchy and flavorful, it's really good on baked potatoes salads spaghetti. It seems like they changed their labeling to reflect the heat level, and I did get the hot which I liked but it's not shown right now, just mild and extra hot. I don't know how hot the extra hot is. I also haven't compared to other brands yet.

A Fathers Day gift for my son who loves discovering spicy condiments to add to ramen, eggs, rice etc. He loved it as evidenced by the fact he ate a good portion right out of the container!

The crispy onions have a nice spice. Not too hot, but just enough to add a little kick to your dish. It really jazzes up a salad or soup. A bit pricey for what it is, but a little goes a long way.

This product lends. Spicy, crunchy kick to dishes like salads, sandwiches, noodles….you name it! It even pairs well with ice cream!