Lay's Sour Cream & Onion Flavored Potato Chips - 7.75oz

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Route 11 chips are an NYC and sandwich shop staple, pretty sure they’re in Potbelly’s as well as bodegas, mom & pop markets, along with high-end grocers and provisions stores, all over our fair land. It’s no mistake. Their chips are really good, sometimes browned, sometimes different sizes and/or folded, kettle-style and great with, or on, any sandwich. Not oily at all. Their sour cream & onion falters in similar respect to Cape Cod, but here there is a bit more true sweet and slightly tangy sour cream flavor, as well as aftertaste (that also has a strong potato earthiness).

Select Potatoes, Vegetable Oils (Rapeseed Oil, Sunflower Oil)*, Sour Cream and Sweet Onion Seasoning (Dried Sour Cream ( Milk), Sugar, Dried Butter milk, Sea Salt, Dried Whey ( Milk), Dried Butter ( Milk), Dried Onion, Yeast Extract, Dried Lemon Juice, Onion Oil). Kettle is a trusted high-end potato chip brand for 40 years now, their sour cream & onion variety is an example of what any chip should strive for — a lot of flavor balanced flavor on a fresh, crisp, and crunchy chip. 4. Lay’s – Taste 4 User A favorite of the populace, some of my loved ones and favorite people included, worship at the altar of Ruffles. This extends to sour cream & onion, which the Frito Lay brand creates in many different iterations, including Lay’s and Sun Chips. Ruffles’ RRRidges set an industry standard for what a ridge can and should be; thin rivulets covered in seasoning, golden fresh crispy crunch in every bite. The only downside here is the strong green onion flavor – the sour cream is a very light tang, but the onion element is a bit reminiscent of the taste of onion grass soaked in butter and stays on the palate enough to begin thinking about mints or toothpaste for a cleanse. Keogh’s chip has a light flakiness to it that is more kettle than traditional, but unlike most kettle chips, Keogh’s is still very thin. The chips range in size from little to giant, all equally tasty.Sour Cream & Onion flavour, crispy and crunchy...containing ONLY 4g NET carbs and 19g protein, and only 140 calories!! Not an ounce of sugar but still the awesome sour cream & onion flavour!! Think Sour Cream & Onion Pringles!! Eat on the go for a cheeky hit of protein!! ORRR maybe get creative and make Sour Cream & Onion NACHOS!! Add some bacon, c hilli, gaucamole, sour cream (maybe some high-protein cheese too)!! Cape Cod is an OG in the space, the first kettle chip in chronological memory encountered, the first chip brand that had some darker chips, and a lot more crinkly chips than some other brands. Cape Cod was premium before there was really a premium lane in chips. Cape Cod’s sour cream and onion hits on the all the notes you want in a sour cream & onion chip, there’s just not a ton of flavor there. There is a very light onion taste and almost no onion aftertaste (hurray, you don’t need a Mento).

Martin Sidor’s Long Island-based chip company does not come with hair gel/wax or a factory car with ground effects but still is a bit basic in its design, using retro-looking graphics and text alone to sell their kettle-cooked sour cream chips with a vintage Restoration Hardware looking ceiling fan graphic. Though these chips would go great without a lot of things and are by no means to be ignored, Better Made’s version of sour cream and onion potato chips are not in the top of the Midwest’s stiff potato chip competition. 18. Wise – Taste 5 User The hallmark of the Herr’s kettle bag is the subtle landscape of a farm captured on the top ¼ of the bag. It is a bucolic wonderland described by many an American literary classic. Hal’s sour cream & onion potato chips are like a New Yorker chipified; rich in flavor and high-quality ingredients, but also a bit too aggressively seasoned and salty in some instances. Hal’s are tasty kettle chips, and they have the trademark crunch, and oil-cooked bubbliness of the best kettle chips sampled. Flavor-wise, some chips are seasoned too salty, requiring a beverage accompaniment or interlude from munching to refresh. Some chips had too much sour cream, tasting too creamy and beyond rich in the umami note. The onion seasoning can linger more than desired on the palate, asking for refreshment. Hal’s Sour Cream & Onion potato chips may just be too much to eat alone but could be balanced out by something else flavorful and savory like a soup or sandwich to match their aggression. Though questions remain as to why a potato chip brand is called “Hen of the Woods,” the quality and taste of the product belie any questioning of brand names or origins. Just keep eating them until you should probably stop. 2. Herr’s Ridges – Taste 16 UserIn varying proportions. Note: product may be fried in either of the oils listed or a blend may be used dependant on availability of supply. Nutritional Information Typical Values Though around since the 1980s, it seems like Kettle has really exploded in the past decade – making their way into airport kiosks, kid’s lunches, convenience stores, sandwich stores, and pretty much every market’s “Natural Foods” chip section. Bodegas and gas stations have Kettle chips in 2022. The Salem OR-based chip brand makes about 40 different flavors, and typically almost everything they do is quality at the minimum and deliciously crave-worthy at the maximum.