chips are chips the bag is always fully mostly of air. therefore making potato chips a option that I don't usually get. if I do buy any it will be Fritos corn chips as they are dense and worth the value for what you pay.

I'm gonna sound like my grandparents used to sound when I say, " I remember when these used to be a quarter." Lol. That's ok. They are still cheap though, and I like to put a bag of these in my kids lunch.

They're much more vinegar-y than I expected. It drowns out the dill a bit. So they weren't to my taste. The texture was good, and if you like vinegar, you may enjoy them.

I have always preferred Ruffles Sour Cream and Onion vs. the standard thin chip. Not only do I love the Ruffles crunch, but to me, they taste better.

Lays are a dollar cheaper with much more taste. They might not be as thick as Ruffles but better overall %26 their lower price caused me to unsubscribe from Ruffles

I love this flavor combination with the wonderfully thin Lay's signature thin cut chip. The crunch plays nicely to the strong but sweet onion taste. The sour cream notes are a savory and welcomed addition to the flavor party

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I love these dill pickle chips and I’m not a pickle lover at all !! But lately they taste like a normal regular lays chip with no flavor at all.??? Someone needs to be checking things out before chips are mass produced. This happened before too.

I have eaten these Lay’s Sour Cream %26 Onion Flavor Potato Chips for a long time. I don’t remember how many years, but I think that they are delicious. They are very crunchy and not too salty. I highly recommend them.

These sour cream and onion chips are consistently one of my favorites. They always have good quality and never those ugly brown burnt chips that you find in other bags.