These chips have a definite dill pickle flavor. The flavor is wonderful without being too strong. Lays has developed an excellent product for us. If you're thinking about dill pickle flavored chips please consider these. I don't think you'll be disappointed.

I am a pickle fan whether it be sweet or Dill. I am a potato chip fan so when you add Dill to potato chips, what's not to love? the other thing that I love about this particular flavor combination is for whatever reason it I don't want to overeat the potato chips. it's it seems like I get my taste buds get satiated quicker than if I'm just eating regular potato chips. so that's a good thing too. but maybe that's just my weird taste buds

Ive always bought great value until I saw lays on sale. It's only now that I've tried them both that I've noticed just how different they are. The lays are nice and crisp, and the flavor is perfect. GV, is gross. It taste like pure cooking oil and leaves a nasty film in your mouth.

How can you go wrong with Lay's chips? They have been around forever. The sour cream and onion has a great flavor and once you start it is tough to stop. Of course, it is disappointing to open the bag and see that it is only half full but without the air in the bag, you would not have intact chips to eat!

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.

So why a 4? It's not becasue of the the flavor, it's great! Its not becasue of the crunch, its excellent! It's not becasue of the more healthy option, I probably eat too many for the the. to be healthy. It's 3 the bag is battling more air than chip. I mean come on please stop trying to charge us for air.

Lays chips are average chips to me…I like chips with bold flavors. They are always fresh and taste good but it's kinda boring…I usually get these chips on sale, price is competitively high…it's an acquired taste I guess..I like dill but honestly it's under flavored.

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.

I purchased these for a gathering, and it was disappointing to find that several bags contained only two chips. In addition, a few bags were not properly sealed, which left the chips stale. While I appreciated the variety of flavors, the overall quality and quantity were very disappointing. I will not be purchasing again.

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?