These have been fun to have around the house Summer 2021. I can eat half and save the other half for later if I want, depends on how much I want to consume with a sandwich. A super-duper buy & the storage box is great. I don't have to be concerned about my chips getting crushed. Thank You Sam's Club.

Great variety of the original Lay’s chips. This is the only box where my kids will eat ALL of the chips.

Product shipped fast and arrived undamaged . The chips are good and fresh that we use for our delivery people and guests so we don't have large open bags that get stale .

Best chips ever! I buy gifts for the Transportation Department at the Birmingham VA and when I have IVIG treatments they pick me up at 7 am for 5 days and bring me home after the treatments. It’s usually different people so I figured a variety of chips should do the trick. They love them.

Gave this product 4 stars for the following reason. One flavor had 2 dates ( Aug/Sept ) One flavor had Aug. The other 3 products had Sept. Owning a vending business, about to expire products ( Aug ) and mixed dates on the same flavor causes me problems. When you ask for the product to be shipped. you assume that the expiration date will be closer to 3 months and not 1 month and definitely not have a mixture of expiration dates.

I’m sure the chips would’ve been good, but, the box came busted, which I was going to overlook, but, opened the box and chip bags were missing and there were chips strewn across the bottom of box. Guessing FedEx employees got hungry.

They could have a evenly number of all chips

Taste is Ok , but too many crumbs

Very disappointed!! This product should not be called “variety”. First of all the chips came in a brown cardboard box, not in the original box. Only to find out there were just 3 bags of two kind of chips. Ended up with about 15 bags of just the the plain chips.

Everyone knows Pepsi Co (owner of Lays) is one of the most notorious offenders for price gouging. But I never thought I'd see their very cheapest produced, lowest quality products sell even higher than much more premium brands and smaller producers that have to charge higher prices to offset their increased quality standards are vastly lower volume sells. Prior to the pandemic, they'd already increased their prices, on the premise of larger bags, but those who were paying attention saw that the product weight per bag didn't change, it was still 1.5oz. Only the size of the bag itself was larger. They were essentially charging for more air, presumably to prevent broken chips. But I can't tell that it worked well enough to be observable. We didn't even slow our buying then, despite losing a little respect for the brand, but they've completely lost us now. It's bad enough that they want to charge above premium prices for such low quality standards, but Lays can't even bother to count how many bags of each variety they're actually putting in the box! The box says 6 of one type, we only got 2 this time and only 1 the last time we bought this brand. We used to buy at least one, if not two boxes of various assorted lays chips each and every Sam's Club visit. This was the first box we've bought in nearly a year. How's that price gouging working for you Lays? We grew up on your chips. So, it's a part of our lifestyle we hate to give up. But, we're not going to delude ourselves into thinking you make a premium product, just because the price implies it's so.