Sharp, zesty lime with no heat to speak of.
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Takis Xtreme Lime takes the lime note that supports Fuego and makes it the whole show, with no chilli and no heat anywhere in sight. Just concentrated lime that hits immediately and lingers long after the last chip's gone. The seasoning is sharper and more acidic than anything else in the range, with a bright green tartness that makes your mouth water.
It shares a heat rating with Intense Nacho, but that's where the resemblance ends: Nacho is rich and savoury, this one's sharp, acidic, and relentless. If proper sour citrus is your thing, this is the one worth tracking down.
Price checked October 2026
King's Candy is one of the more accessible UK sources for Xtreme Lime. Shipping costs and stock can vary, so check before ordering.
Price: £1.79
Price checked October 2026
Not stocked in any UK supermarket, so Candymail's UK base and fast shipping make it easier than ordering direct from the US.
Price: £3.99
Nothing animal-derived on the ingredient list, so this one's fine for vegans and vegetarians. The flavour enhancer E635 (disodium 5'-ribonucleotides, a blend of E627 and E631) can come from fish, meat, or fermentation, and that hasn't been confirmed either way for this flavour, the same uncertainty our halal guide flags for these additives elsewhere in the range.
The green colour comes from E141 (copper complexes of chlorophyllins), which is plant based rather than a synthetic dye.
As a US import, the allergen advisory on the UK listings we've checked flags milk, soya, and wheat as a 'may contain' risk from shared production lines. If you have coeliac disease, Coeliac UK can advise on products with this warning. And no, it's not halal certified, though to be fair, no Takis flavour is.
| 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 | 1.04g |
Per 30g serving (calculated from the per-100g figures on NutriScan's Takis Xtreme Lime nutrition breakdown, which doesn't publish a per-serving figure). Always check current product packaging – this is the definitive source for up-to-date nutritional information.
You won't find Takis Xtreme Lime on a UK supermarket shelf, it's strictly an import. Candymail stocks a 92.3g bag for around £3.99 with UK domestic delivery, Amazon UK has third party listings, and American Fizz is another place to look.
Xtreme Lime has been part of Barcel's US lineup for a while and got a recipe refresh in February 2026 that dropped the artificial colours, so it tends to stay in stock more reliably than a true seasonal flavour like Zombie. Pricing runs £3 to £5 per bag from UK specialists.
Shares its No Heat rating with Intense Nacho and not much else: Nacho is rich and cheesy, this is sharp and acidic with nothing savoury about it. Where Fuego treats lime as a supporting act to the chilli, Xtreme Lime turns it up until it's the whole show. Anyone who likes sour sweets or pickled lime snacks will recognise the territory immediately.
Takis Xtreme Lime 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.
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No, it's a US import. Read our stockist guide for which supermarkets carry Takis, and our full buying guide for import options.
It's the same citrus note as Fuego, just doing a completely different job. In Fuego it's there to offset the chilli, nothing more. Here it's the entire flavour, dialled up until there's nothing else left.
Heat-wise, yes, it's No Heat (level 1) with zero chilli. Just be ready for the sourness, which is properly sharp. Fans of sour sweets or pickled lime will feel right at home; if sour bothers you as much as spice does, Intense Nacho or Buckin' Ranch are gentler options.
It's concentrated lime through and through: sharp, acidic, and with no heat at all. It sits closer to a sour lime sweet than a tortilla chip, which is exactly why it divides opinion more than most flavours in the range.
No. Allergen listings for this US import flag wheat alongside milk and soya as a 'may contain' risk from shared production lines. 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.
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