Lay's Potato Chips, Dill Pickle Flavor, 7.75 oz Bag

sooooo good! %26 i don’t even like chips! they’re a tiny bit like salt %26 vinegar, only not as strong, with a great dill taste. it’s a perfect balance of flavors. we tried salt %26 vinegar just to compare the flavor profile, %26 the salt n vinegar were way too strong for us. these are much preferred! *to Lays - keep making them, please!

So that’s chips are great on there own but I like to crunch them up real small almost powder and use as a topper for soups or anything u want a little crunch on with slight pickle flavor if you haven’t tried try it I bet you will try it on a lot of different foods it’s the best as a seasoning

Listen. I'm not a HUGE pickle person. I enjoy pickles on burgers and sandwiches. However, it's not make or break for me. I definitely do not eat pickles out of a jar. However, I saw these on rollback and that they're normally $6. I'm frugal and would not ever buy a $6 bag of chips, but for $2.50 I figured I would try and see what the hype is. These are AMAZING. 10/10. Going to buy another bag while they're still on sale.

I am a pickle fan whether it be sweet or Dill. I am a potato chip fan so when you add Dill to potato chips, what's not to love? the other thing that I love about this particular flavor combination is for whatever reason it I don't want to overeat the potato chips. it's it seems like I get my taste buds get satiated quicker than if I'm just eating regular potato chips. so that's a good thing too. but maybe that's just my weird taste buds

These chips have a definite dill pickle flavor. The flavor is wonderful without being too strong. Lays has developed an excellent product for us. If you're thinking about dill pickle flavored chips please consider these. I don't think you'll be disappointed.

My absolute favorite flavor...if you like dill pickles, this is the one and because of the vinegar flavoring, it's lower in sodium than other chips. Tart and crispy and full of flavor! I'd include a picture of the pickle-green bag, but it's never around long enough to photograph!

I’ve tried a lot of different brands, but nothing beats the Lay's Dill Pickle Potato Snack Chips. If you’re a fan of that sharp, vinegar-heavy pickle flavor, these are perfect. They have that classic, thin Lay's crunch that isn't too hard on your teeth, and the seasoning is consistent—you don't end up with a bunch of plain chips at the bottom of the bag. They’re super addictive, especially with a sandwich or just as a salty snack while watching a movie. Some pickle chips can be a little too "fake" tasting, but these actually have a nice herb balance that makes them taste like a real deli dill. Definitely a must-have for my grocery list every single time!

I can't believe I paid $2.97 for a 7.75 oz bag of potato chips! I had not bought any in several months, so it was a shock when I picked up the bag (home delivery) and realized how light it was. Given my past cravings for dill pickle chips, I am envisioning polishing off 7.75 oz worth in a couple of sittings. While I love the quality of Lay's brand products, I will probably put the dill pickle chips on my less-used, high-priced list of products that I have trained myself to give the "think twice before buying " speech. These name-brand manufacturers continue to think they can keep upping the prices while shrinking the bag size are shameless. However, I have news for them: I will avoid buying your brand starting now.

The flavor was very mild. The vinegar and dill taste was lacking. Don't know if it was this particular bag or the product in general. The salt and vinegar chips having much more potent flavor. I recommend trying a different brand if you're looking for the classic dill pickle flavor.

I thought that I might like the taste of these Dill Pickled chips. I didn't particularly. But there is a dill pickle taste to them. So if you love dill pickles you might like them. I don't like the new crunchy texture of any of the Lays or other brand potato chips. I think they must have changed the oil they use or the cooking method. They're too crunchy and dry. When they are on sale they're an OK price for the 8 oz bag.