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I love the regular Lays BBQ flavor..its my fave flavor, but the vending machine only had the baked variety...YUUUCK..it tastes so wrong. I need to go out to walmart and pick up a bag of the regular BBQ. Any ome actually like this awful baked line of chips?
I like them. I'm not typically a chip eater ... I don't buy them to eat at home. But when grabbing a quick lunch somewhere that comes with a bag of chips, I will typically get the baked chips. I find the regular chips much too greasy.
I hate 'em, too. Every time I eat one, I'm expecting the regular chip flavor, and the contrast is too noticeable. *Bite/chew... disappointment. Bite/chew... disappointment.* If I have to choose between baked chips or nothing, I usually choose nothing.
I hate 'em, too. Every time I eat one, I'm expecting the regular chip flavor, and the contrast is too noticeable. *Bite/chew... disappointment. Bite/chew... disappointment.* If I have to choose between baked chips or nothing, I usually choose nothing.
It tastes like a someone held the chip under a butane lighter to get that harsh smokey taste. I dont care if it has 65% less fat, I wont ever eat them again
The correct method to eating this 'healthy' version of junk food:
1. Take the bag of Baked Bbq 'Chips'.
2. Throw them in the trash.
Those aren't even slices of potatoes, like a proper potato chip is, it's a shaped and formed processed piece of reconstituted dehydrated potato flakes with fifty chemicals and a ridiculous amount of sugar to give it flavor, since they took the fat out.
I'm with Sea Of Grass, if the choice is baked chips or nothing, I'll take a nice big bag of nothing.
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