Jalapeño 92g
Price checked October 2026
King's Candy is one of the more accessible UK sources for Jalapeño. Shipping costs and stock can vary, so check before ordering.
- Contents
- 1× Jalapeño
- Pack size
- 92g
- Spotted at
- King's Candy
Price: £2.99

The green one, with fresh jalapeño heat and a grassy bite.
We do our best to get the details right, but we're not health or dietary professionals, and we're only human. If you spot something that's wrong or out of date, let us know and we'll fix it as quickly as we can.
Takis Jalapeño brings a distinctly different kind of heat to the range – the fresh, grassy bite of jalapeño pepper rather than the dried chilli intensity of Fuego. There's a bright green pepper note first, then a slight citric tang, then a clean heat that builds and lingers. It's more approachable than Blue Heat but with noticeably more character than a plain chilli chip. A US and Canadian import for when you want to go beyond the standard UK range.
Price checked October 2026
King's Candy is one of the more accessible UK sources for Jalapeño. Shipping costs and stock can vary, so check before ordering.
Price: £2.99
Price checked October 2026
Not in any UK supermarket. Candymail's a UK-based importer with reliable stock, faster and simpler than ordering direct from the US.
Price: £3.99
Nothing unambiguously animal-derived on the ingredient list, so this is generally fine for vegans and vegetarians. One caveat: the flavour enhancer E627 (disodium guanylate) can be sourced from fish or meat as well as from fermentation, and Barcel hasn't confirmed which for this product, the same uncertainty our halal guide flags for this additive. The vegetable oil is also listed as palm and 'soya and/or canola', so soya might be in your specific bag depending on the blend used.
As a US import, the allergen advisory on UK retailer listings we've checked is wider than what you'll see on the UK-made flavours: 'may contain Soya, Milk, Egg, Wheat, and Peanuts'. And it carries no halal certification, US-made or not.
| Per 30g serving | Approximate amount |
|---|---|
| Energy | 161 kcal |
| Fat | 8.6g |
| of which saturates | 2.7g |
| Carbohydrate | 18.2g |
| of which sugars | 1.1g |
| Fibre | 1.1g |
| Protein | 2.1g |
| Salt | 0.46g |
Per 30g serving (calculated from the per-100g figures on Candymail's Takis Jalapeño listing, which doesn't publish a per-serving figure). Always check current product packaging – this is the definitive source for up-to-date nutritional information.
Takis Jalapeño is a US and Canadian import, so you won't find it on a UK supermarket shelf. Candymail is UK-based and ships domestically, which usually means the fastest turnaround. Amazon UK lists it too, though that's through third-party sellers, so stock comes and goes. American Fizz sometimes has it as well.
Expect to pay somewhere between £3 and £5 for a standard bag from any of these specialists, and if one's out of stock, it's usually worth trying another rather than waiting it out.
Same Hot (3/5) rating as Dragon Sweet Chilli, but that's where the similarity ends. Dragon Sweet Chilli leads with sugar, while Jalapeño brings fresh green pepper and a slight citric edge dried chilli doesn't have. It's milder than Fuego in raw heat, though plenty of people find it the more interesting flavour of the two. Fresh jalapeño and dried chilli flakes give two quite separate kinds of heat.
Takis Jalapeño is a US and Canadian import, not available in UK supermarkets. The specialist sites below may have it in stock, though availability varies, so check a few.
ℹ Links marked “Ad” are Amazon affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases, at no extra cost to you. See our Affiliate Disclosure for full details.
Only through import specialists, no UK supermarket carries it. See our stockist guide for why. Candymail, Amazon UK, and American Fizz all ship here.
Real heat either way, just a different kind. Fuego's dried chilli builds slowly into a smoky burn, while Jalapeño is brighter and more immediate, and doesn't hang around as long. It's milder overall too, so worth trying if Fuego's a bit much for you.
Mostly yes, with one caveat: nothing unambiguously animal-derived is in the ingredients, but the flavour enhancer E627 can come from fish or meat as well as fermentation, and that hasn't been confirmed either way. The allergen advisory also covers soya, milk, egg, wheat, and peanuts, so check the label if any of those affect you separately from diet. See our UK vegan guide for the full flavour breakdown.
Different chilli entirely. Blue Heat uses dried pepper at full Extreme (5), while Jalapeño is fresh jalapeño at Hot (3), with a green, slightly citric edge Blue Heat doesn't have. Same chip, same crunch, it's really just the seasoning that splits them.
No. UK retailer listings for this US import show a 'may contain Wheat' advisory alongside soya, milk, egg, and peanuts. If you have coeliac disease, Coeliac UK can advise on products with this warning. No Takis flavour, UK or import, carries a certified gluten-free label. See our Takis gluten-free guide for more.
Buying Guide
Buying Guide
Snacking