Great Value Cheddar & Sour Cream Potato Chips Party Size, 13 oz

The Great Value Cheddar and Sour Cream chips are easily the best I've ever tasted. They're so crunchy and cheesy. I have to consiously limit the number of bags I buy or I'd eat WAY too many! I highly recommend you try them. They are great! Sorry, got to go, I need some chips!

We did a blind taste test comparing Great Value rippled sour cream %26 cheddar chips with a leading name-brand version, and the results were honestly surprising. None of us could reliably tell the difference between the two. Both chips had a solid crunch and a well-balanced sour cream tang with a mild cheddar finish. The seasoning level was nearly identical, with no noticeable advantage in flavor intensity or texture for the name brand. If anything, both delivered the same salty, savory snack experience you expect from this flavor. In terms of value, Great Value clearly stands out. When a store brand can match a name brand so closely in a blind test, it becomes hard to justify paying extra for branding alone. Bottom line: Tasty, consistent, and nearly indistinguishable from the name-brand version. Great Value delivers exactly what it promises—good chips at a better price.

I bought these chips to add to our buffet for our Father's Day celebrationThese chips are so tasty! Can't stop eating them. The flavors blend well together! With the economy right now, it's hard to justify buying nonessentials, the Great Value Brand hit the mark on many levels-value, flavor and reshness looking for big flavor at a very affordable price!

For an off brand I was actually pretty surprised because they taste better than lays potato chips, or ruffles being more affordable and fuller of flavor and the size of the chips are monstrous I should’ve taken a photo. I’m going to next just be careful because one chip is big enough to scoop up an entire can of dip I’m not even kidding.

Caution, Addictive. I enjoy these with onion dip everyday. The bag is big so sharing them doesn't leave me feeling deprived. These are my first chip choice because the Baked sour cream and cheddar chips I used to talk enjoy became to expensive to see joy so I'm grateful Walmart offers this brand at the bargain price of $2.50.

These chips are super tasty and I like them just as well as the name brand of the same flavor. I know people often say this, but I am actually quite picky about my potato chips and only eat the ones I really like. These are salty, crunchy and have a great flavor boost.

While these are a favorite snack for my son, I have been impressed enough by the product's consistency and value to continue keeping them stocked in our pantry. The chips maintain a crisp, satisfying crunch that stands up well to shipping and handling. Despite being in a "party size" bag, I've found that they arrive with minimal breakage; you aren't left with a bag of crumbs at the bottom, provided the package hasn't been handled extremely roughly during delivery. Like most potato chip brands, there is a certain amount of air in the bag to act as a cushion, which serves its purpose well in protecting them. The seasoning balance is spot-on. The cheddar and sour cream flavor is distinct and bold without being overly salty. The flavor intensity is very much in line with more expensive, mainstream name brands, making these a standout choice for those looking to manage their grocery budget without sacrificing quality. The primary reason I reach for the Great Value label is the price point. These chips offer a comparable snacking experience to premium competitors at a significantly lower cost. It is rare to find a store-brand item that holds its own so well against major national labels, but this is definitely one of them. If you enjoy a classic cheddar and sour cream chip, I highly recommend giving these a try. They offer great texture, reliable quality, and excellent value for the price. They have become a household staple for us, and I will continue to purchase them.

Maybe I got the low-salt and low-flavor variety. I ate them all, but there wasn't enough cheddar and sour cream taste to suit me. Also, they just weren't salty enough for my taste. That's not to say the chips were bad. After all, I ate them all. If there had been more salt, who knows, the cheddar/sour cream tastes might have been more prominent. They might suit your taste if you are looking for a low-salt variety.

Shrinkflation strikes again. Oh, the original volume and the crunch of the chips are the same, but the flavor? Let me put it this way: there’s less than 25% of the cheddar they used to use in there. BLEGH! I don’t even know what I’m going to do with the rest of the bag.

I usually love the "great value" products. I've been buying the Great Value Ripple Potato Chips in cheddar and sour cream flavor for a while and I've noticed that sometimes I can get a bag that has a lot of burnt pieces and has a bitter taste to them. The bag I got today is the WORST! Entirely too many burnt pieces and they taste so bitter and sour, they are disgusting! I believe this is the last time I will purchase these! I guess going forward I'll have to pay double and buy the Ruffles brand of Cheddar %26 Sour potato chips, at least i know they will always taste great!