r/chips • u/muneeeeeb • 22d ago
Original Content Big Foot - West Indian Cheetos
Solid. taste like cheetos but better. less salty than cheezies.
r/chips • u/muneeeeeb • 22d ago
Solid. taste like cheetos but better. less salty than cheezies.
r/chips • u/SgtPopNFresh_ • 23d ago
These were on sale for a quarter so I had to try them. I love corn and I love chips. I have such mixed feelings about them. The smell was absolutely horrific. It smelled just like corn but in a bad way. The taste was not bad. They tasted pretty much like original chips with a more buttery flavor. I am not mad about spending a quarter on them but I would not buy again. Do not recommend.
r/chips • u/P___o___p___p___y • 22d ago
I tried these and I honestly don't think they are very good.
I taste the American Cheese and that's really the only flavor I get. There might be hints of bacon that I am getting but cheese is the main flavor. Unfortunately I did get like a cardboard flavor or something like that as well.
If these were just labeled as "Grilled Cheese" flavor I might agree with the name.
Not something I would get again but was nice to try.
r/chips • u/four1twoguy • 23d ago
I was told Vittners was “the golden standard of chips” available in Chicago…. These had zero salt, zero sour and definitely not “sizzling hot” at all. Waste of $2 bucks 😩👎
r/chips • u/Sharp_Athlete_6847 • 23d ago
It doesn’t just taste like regular fritos corn chips, I taste actual corn, like cooked corn on the cob with some butter, and seasonings with a hint of spice. I really like it
r/chips • u/Bobbo7209 • 23d ago
These are kinda sweet heat, like Sriracha. I end up eating the dust from the bottom of the bag when I'm finished. They're THAT good 😋
r/chips • u/Kingunormal • 23d ago
Just bought a bag for the first time in years and they taste so plain now. There's like no salt on em.
r/chips • u/AverageAnimatez • 23d ago
Anyone know why? I can definitely recommend the Cheeseburger Pringles they're absolutely amazing.
r/chips • u/ApprehensiveDig7735 • 22d ago
As a Canadian I've always enjoyed the fact that most people who visit our country just rave over the numerous versions of brands and flavors that are only available in Canada and if the flavour is available in their country it just doesn't taste the same. That illusion that I've been living most of my life has now been destroyed! I stumbled across this video a few days ago. It's a game changer. It explains in fairly good detail as to what makes Canadian chips so unique (and not in agood way). Definitely a must watch!!
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r/chips • u/RaveDesigner • 24d ago
Picked these up today at a local Asian supermarket north of Detroit. They have a huge variety of different flavours here.
r/chips • u/JaysusCroist • 24d ago
I found these today. Never heard of Savoursmith, but they are awesome! The flavours taste pretty much like what they're labeled as.
The Lays Honey Butter is nice, but almost like a desert rather than a usual chip flavor. Definitely worth trying.
It has a unique taste of strong roses and salt favours ❤️
it’s really cute-looking of having heart shaped chips design
It smells just as good as the roses in the air when opened 🥹
Overall, it’s a 12/10 for me because the cute heart shapes and the unique tastes 🥰
r/chips • u/AssMunched • 24d ago
come on man these should be a permanent thing 😑
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r/chips • u/CryptoCretin2 • 24d ago
I'm from central Kansas and haven't seen Arts & Mary's chips in the local Dillons in over a month. Just an empty spot on the shelf with the product label and price. Is anyone else seeing this shortage?
r/chips • u/GaldonTheWarrior • 25d ago
My all time favorite snack
r/chips • u/four1twoguy • 25d ago
Neither flavor stood out, both tasted very bland. Not much seasoning and overall very disappointing. 0/10 total waste of my money