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We sell them at Subway and I love them! I like the Reuben one too and the truffle. The gyro I don't like. Would I buy them for home? No. But I did taste them at Subway. I prefer plain kettle cooked chips.
I had prawn-flavored crisps while I was over there.
Oh yeah I love shrimp chips from the Asian section of the supermarket. Unlike Lay's, they have a puffy texture akin to pork rinds.
I actually think I'm going to seek out the biscuits 'n gravy and truffle fries flavors so I can vote. I absolutely love truffle flavor. Adding french fry flavor to potato chips seems kind of redundant but I shall see.
We tried the other two we hadn't already tried in this weekend's road trip. Verdict: the truffle fries one basically tastes overwhelmingly of parmesan and garlic, quite sparingly of truffle, and the gyro ones seen to be trying to taste like tzatziki sauce, but mostly just taste (like the biscuit & gravy ones), like a slightly differently seasoned sour cream and onion variety.
I haven't tried the biscuits and gravy ones, but I have tried the ginger and wasabi chips. I'm not a potato chip person, never have been, but those things are FANTASTIC!
Just tried the Reuben chips yesterday. Very good! They actually do sort of taste like a Reuben sandwich. My favorite so far. (Still waiting on those biscuits & gravy... maybe on Thursday when we go to the beach.)
I haven't tried the biscuits and gravy ones, but I have tried the ginger and wasabi chips. I'm not a potato chip person, never have been, but those things are FANTASTIC!
My daughter brought home a bag of wasabi and ginger... I don't particularly like either as a stand-alone flavor, but in the chip combination I just couldn't stop eating them!
Herr's also has a horseradish flavor chip (maybe horseradish and cheese). These flavors all are intriguing but like someone else posted, I like plain ones that you can dip. Even unsalted ones and low-sodium ones (Lay's, I think, possibly also Ruffle's have them. IT's amazing walking down the snack/potato chip aisle. I did find smaller size bags (thankfully) but the wasabi/ginger ones, cappuccino (yuck) and salsa/mango ones are hard to find (which is just as well, cant remember the last flavor). Some of the small gas-station fast-food grocery stores carry the small bags, prob. Walmart does too but havent been there lately.
What I'd really rather have is actual biscuits and gravy. I have not made them in awhile. Now I have a craving LOL.
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What brand was that?