These are the best potato chips. You can not beat Lays chips. Walmart has the absolute best price on them. They are fresh and way cheaper than any supermarket. Sour and Cream are my families go to flavor and they can finish a bag off easily at one time. Can not go wrong getting them.

Just one word, yummy! I love Ruffles with ridges and cheddar cheese is my favorite flavor. They are crunchy and just the right amount of seasoning. I like the size of the chips and some are folded over which I love. I wish Ruffles would use sea salt instead of regular salt. The chips are the right texture for onion dip because they don't break. Yummy!

One of the more healthy choices when you want chips. I love that they are multi grain and have that nice multi grain flavor with the dusting of cheddar. So instead of greasy fries or greasy chips I get these whenever possible because they are a healthier choice.

well, I love Lay's chips. I thought I should give them a try for the first time. The chips are good, but I was a bit disappointed the flavor of onion and sour cream was weak to me. The chips need more kick to satisfy me. Perhaps if I had sour cream and onion dip to go with them, it would blend well. I will give that a try.

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 wanted french onion but i think sunchips is the only brand that makes those. The Lay's brand is fair in the middling. i appreciate the budget pricing but given the bag size. it's definitely a very competitive price point. i do wish the chips were thicker, not the airy, thin, crunches that irritates my gums.

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.

Although we love Lays potato chips in particular Sour Cream %26 Onion - but both of our bags of chips were nothing but crumbs! I don't blame Lay's, I blame Walmart.

These chips are a delicious, flavorful, salty snack on the few occasions I crave them, but they have become outrageously expensive and you only get about four handfuls of intact, whole chips (keep in mind this is a “Party Size” bag). After that, the chips get smaller and smaller until you get two inches from the bottom and those two inches are just crumbs. I'd venture a guess that if whole, these chip crumbs and dust would make about three or four more handfuls of chips. I understand chips get broken during packing, shipping, unpacking, and shelf placement - which is why there is so much air in the bag, as an attempt to keep the chips from breaking apart. I'm sure there are “life hack” solutions out there about how to use all of these crumbs, but I don't want to use them in a way that I did not intend. I'll end this mild rant and exercise logic and simply not spend my money on these chips again. Maybe I can sell this chip dust online to a life hacker and recoup some of the money I spent?