Pringles Mingles Dill Pickle and Ranch Puffed Snacks, Salty Snacks, 5.5 oz

They are packed perfect came completely intact and they are so delicious they are yummy yum I definitely am buying more.

These are absolutely delicious, crunchy and at a great price. If you like ranch and dill this is the snack for you. I find them to be very addicting.

as a Walmart associate, I see so many new products every single day. and I found this product that puts together pickles and Pringles two of my favorite things and it's so good. the taste was great, they were light and I could continue eating them all the time

There is no dill in them but they are still very good. I don't taste the vinegar in them but it says it is in them. I taste the ranch and the garlic powder more then anything. BUT they are really good. Serving size says 56 pieces but they are so good you can't stop eating them. Others say they taste like styrofoam. Have they ate styrofoam to know what that taste like? haha

it's a bit too salty for my taste. but that's what the flavor is. Most people would not complain about the saltiness. but my doctor wants me to cut back salt so I'll only enjoy these once in a great while.

I purchased these as a salty snack soon after oral surgery. These are very tasty, but I would prefer more dill. They were gentler on my sensitive gums than crackers and chips.

I was so excited to get these chips….Now I am so disappointed. They are neither ranch nor dill pickle. Just a mixture that makes it a funky ranch. Maybe if one chip was a good ranch dressing and the next one was a good dill pickle, this would be a great combo. But trying to blend these flavors into one on a chip… naaa

The Pringles Mingles Dill Pickle and Ranch Puffed Snacks are okay. There is way too much Ranch flavor for me and not enough Dill flavor. They are puffy and crunchy. The price is reasonable for the size of the bag. I will NOT be purchasing these again due to the overwhelming amount of Ranch flavor.

I ordered these because the site lists them as gluten free. When they arrived, I got worried because the packaging doesn't say “gluten free” anywhere. So, I emailed the Pringles corporation and they responded; “Unfortunately, our Pringles products are produced in production lines where wheat ingredient likely remains. Therefore, exactly speaking, our Pringles products are not gluten free foods.“

The crispness/crunch became very stale after 24 hours. I put the entire bag in a gallon ziplock, but they lost whatever crunch very quickly. The strength of flavor fell a bit short, not delivering a sharp tang(Not sure how else to describe). Had the dill pickle and ranch flavor, that kinda switched back and forth the more you snack, though. But after a few, all I tasted was vinegar-y ranch flavor. I hope Pringles just sticks to the classic chips like they're known for instead of air pockets.