Pringles Dill Pickle Potato Crisps Chips, Lunch Snacks, 5.5 oz Canister

Pringles Dill Pickle chips are a bold, tangy snack that really delivers on flavor. The classic Pringles crunch pairs well with the sharp vinegar bite and savory dill seasoning, giving each chip a zesty kick that pickle lovers will appreciate. They're well-balanced—not overly sour—but still punchy enough to stand out compared to standard chip flavors. The stackable shape also makes them easy to snack on without getting greasy fingers. Overall, these are a fun, flavorful option if you like dill pickle snacks and want something crispy, salty, and a little bit addictive.

I ate the whole can in two days and they only lasted that long because I didn't want to see too greedy at once. Lol! They aren't too salty or too bitter like some potato chips can be. Only thing I wish is that they were back at the $1 a can like they use to be.

If you like Dill Pickle flavored things, this is the chip for you ! They are crunchy, but not super hard or anything like that. They have just enough flavor to where it isn't overwhelming to eat, but it has enough to hold that flavor that you're looking for in a chip. I would for sure recommend these chips to anyone who likes dill pickle flavors, but doesn't want that super salty flavor that gets unbearable after a few chips. Super Yummy!!!!

A little story about how much I LOVE PRINGLE'S DILL PICKLE CHIPS. When I first discovered them at Walmart several years ago I was eating a couple cans a day. Then my heart was broken when I found out Walmart was no longer selling them. I did some research, called the company %26 found out the only place selling them was France, I was devastated. Thought about reaching out thru social media to find a friend in France?! Looked on Ebay %26 found people shipping them from France %26 stores with limited supplies left selling then $30 a can. It was a couple of years before Walmart had them back on the shelves. Meanwhile I did try several other brands version of Dill Chips but never found one I could even eat let alone take the place of Pringle's Dill Chips so when they came home to the USA I was a happy camper indeed!

To me most Pringles flavors are disappointing because they give their chips such great names but the flavors never live up to the names. This pickle flavor is different. I can taste the dill pickle and the chips. It's like there is actual dill pickle in there. If you like dill pickle then you should try these. I would recommend buying these.

I'm glad dill pickle chips have become a growing market in the United States. These are... different, I think. A lot of that is down to the difference in a Pringles chip versus regular potato chips. These have a slightly creamier texture and the pickle flavor is a little bit different as a result. Still, not so bad.

These Pringles Dill Pickle Chips are packed with tangy pickle flavor and a satisfying crunch. The seasoning is bold without being overwhelming, making them hard to stop eating once the can is open. If you're a dill pickle fan, these are a fun twist on classic potato chips and make a great snack for road trips, lunches, or movie nights.

If you like pickles, you'll love these chips. The flavor is very strong makes the sides of my lips burn if I eat too many too quickly. Will still buy them.

This was my favorite flavor of pringles a while back when they were called Screamin' Dill Pickle. The flavor seemed better, and I think the chips were slightly thicker, but these ones will have to do. There are so many newer flavors like the Potato Skins and the Seven Layer Dip that they are challenging for my favorite now. I wish they would have left the pickle chips the way they were before. As far as the thickness of the chips, I think they have all gotten slightly thinner than they used to be. I'm not happy with that.

I'd been wanting to try some dill flavored chips for awhile and it just so happened I needed to fill out my order for the cost of these to get free shipping. Personally I was disappointed with the very first chip. The flavor isn't very strong plus I didn't care for the flavor to begin with, although I do like dill pickles. So my two stars isn't a reflection of the quality, as they have the same quality as other Pringles, I just didn't like the dill in a chip.