
"Potato chips certainly have come a long way over the years, and long gone are the days of plain potato chip flavors. Nowadays, you can find some awfully creative chip flavors out there, with those like Lay's potato chips offering mind-boggling flavors like BLT Sandwich, Sweet & Spicy Honey, or Dill Pickle. As far as that latter flavor is concerned, however, Lay's certainly isn't the only brand to have hopped onto the dill pickle trend."
"So, which chip brand offers the best pickle-flavored potato chip? That's what I've set out to find out. In this ranking of pickle potato chips, I've sampled six different brands to pinpoint which pickle chip tantalizes the taste buds and which ones are, unfortunately, duds. I determined my ranking based on a few factors, with a major one being how much the chip actually tastes like pickles."
"There's no denying that Lay's is one of the most recognizable names in the potato chip game, and typically, its flavors are on point. Hence why it pains me to rank Lay's in the last place on this list, but alas, there's no getting around the fact that Lay's Dill Pickle potato chips were a disappointment. Now, I'm certainly not going to say that these were bad-tasting chips by any means, but the biggest offense here is that the chips didn't taste like pickles (or even dill for that matter), which simply felt like too big an offense to overlook."
"Interestingly enough, one bite of these chips instantly reminded me of another Lay's flavor, Salt and Vinegar. And, admittedly, salt and vinegar is one of my favorite chip flavors, so I can't pretend like I wasn't enjoying my experience"
Pickle-flavored potato chips have proliferated beyond plain varieties, with brands offering creative options such as BLT Sandwich, Sweet & Spicy Honey, and Dill Pickle. Multiple brands were sampled and ranked across six contenders to identify which chips most closely replicate pickle flavor and which fall short. Rankings were based primarily on how much each chip actually tastes like pickles, along with texture and overall flavor quality. Lay's Dill Pickle ranked last because it lacked distinct dill or pickle taste, instead evoking salt-and-vinegar characteristics, though those notes remained enjoyable to some.
Read at Tasting Table
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]