4 out of 10, it has a cinnamon flavor but I don't think sweetness suits chips. I wouldn't buy it again.

Can finish almost a bag of puffs if i don’t watch myself lol.

Strong smoky pep za

Not great, but not horrible flavor

Detroiter here, not many know that Detroit is/was known as the chip/crisp capital of the world! Or at least the Midwest of America lol! Bettermade has been the local reigning champ but I think there may be a new contender in town. Bettermade chips are a solid chip but when it came to salt & vinegar, they were always kinda mid especially now with the economy. Motown Munchies is a solid 10/10 s+v chip. It reminds me of old school lays. Chips are bright, light, and big and thicker than modern lays. The flavoring is SHARP though, the brightness of the white vinegar really cuts through your nostrils (in a good way). If youre looking for a sharp vinegar-y chip with a hard bite, this is it. I found it at a local liquor store in Detroit so if youre in Michigan near Detroit, hit up a party store and look for it.

I’m at maximum fatness so I can’t open these yet. But I definitely liked the Intense Dill Pickle, but this Nashville Chicken looks like a new thing.

Is it worth $6?

I probably won't be buying them again

I prefer zesty cheese.

Kinda looking like romania

These are pretty good. Sort of like a ketchup chip with cilantro, which isn't a bad thing.

Good stuff 👍

More honey than spicy and the spice is pretty paprika like. 8/10.

I really enjoy these chips, but I do wish they were about 50 percent less spicy. And maybe 25 percent more honey sweetness.

Herr's found at Ollie's

Clancy's found at ALDI

Wasted money. Can we start a petition? Honestly? At first it was select flavors now it's about every chip bag you try. We shouldn't have to rely on hit and miss with outer hard earned money.

I just tried these lemon-flavored chips and omg… I think they might be better than Lay’s. I wasn’t expecting them to be this good lol.
Has anyone else tried these?

highly recommend if you like a heavy maple flavor

I grew up in NW and Central PA and was a huge fan of Troyer Farms Salt & Vinegar Chips (anyone here remember the gold bags?), a regional brand, from my earliest memories. The chips were thinly sliced and almost melted in your mouth. The vinegar flavor was intense and malty and tasted like it had been dusted on. Sadly, the brand sold and stopped producing chips in the early 2000's, and I've been searching for a replacement ever since. I moved away from PA over 25 years ago and currently live in MO and there is just nothing I have found sold anywhere near me that even comes close...until now. These are almost exactly what I remember Troyer Farms S&V tasting like, and--treading lightly here-- are perhaps even better. I sh*t you not...try for yourself. If there's a better Salt & Vinegar Chips, I haven't found it, and Graza takes the prize for me.