Luv em and good price!

Great taste

I wish Sams in Utica, MI or Port Huron, MI carried these in stock again. Have had them shipped but they don't pack them in box with enough packaging paper to keep them from bouncing around and they get all crushed. Please carry them in Sam's stores again!!

These chips are my favorite, but they arrived crushed. The bags were stuffed into the shipping box with no protection. I've bought them before with no problem, but this time was completely different. I wish they would sell them in the store because the shipping was the problem, not the product. Very disappointed.

We have been buying and enjoying these chips for several years. We liked the "SIMPLY NAKED" feature which to us meant no over powering spices and LOW salt. Something seems to have happened recently to change this. The chips are unevenly and excessively salty as if they were stacked and sprayed on the top with brine. I don't think eating 10 chips and getting 12% daily value of sodium would qualify as "simply naked".

The pita chips taste great!. My experience has been that too many of the chips are broken into smaller pieces making it hard to dip with hummus. It's like the bag is filled with rejected pita chips. I say this because there are large chips with the appropriate thickness, and the broken pieces are very thin. All in all, I still like the chips, but wish that the bag had more whole chips. Also, i've crushed the broken chips into crumbs for encrusting my fish fillets.

Great flavor a little on the hard side

Lexington stores need to stock this product back on their shelves instead of requiring members to have it shipped.

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE try to bring back the large bag of Stacey's Simply Naked Pita Chips. They have been a Sam's purchased staple in our household for years, and nothing comes close to a comparison.

This review is more about shipping than the pita chips. I like the pita chips and would rate them as a 4. Sam's had to ship the pita chips to me. I wasn't expecting a bag of chips to ship in a box larger than the chips with two pieces of crumbled brown paper over the top as a way to ship chips. The chips are crumbled to bits...of course, they are. Do better, Sam's Club!. If you offer shipping, you could also ship the product so it will ship usuable upon arrival to the customer. Lesson learned, buyer aware. Whoever placed the bag in the large cardboard box, covered it with crumbled paper, and sealed it with one strip of packing tape, were you aware that the bag of chips would arrive broken to bits? I would like a replacement bag, but there isn't any in the store, and I will pass on shipping.