Kettle Brand Potato Chips, Organic Sea Salt, 5 Ounce Bag

A serving of these chips can spice up a boring sandwich lunch. The jalapeño flavor is pronounced but isn’t enough to overpower your taste buds. I also like using these as “crackers” to eat tuna salad and chicken salad, they're thick and stiff enough for that and add some nice flavor.

After buying bags one at a time (at a hefty markup) at nearby stores, I decided to try bulk ordering some snack foods on Amazon. I was very pleased with the price and the products.These jalapeno kettle chips are not overly spicy; they have a slow-building spice that starts very subtly a grows if you eat the whole bag, which I'm embarrassed to say I did quite a few times.The chips arrived well-packed and fresh. They had nearly a year of time before they expired, which is pretty impressive for chips.Most importantly, the price-per-bag was much, MUCH better than any local store could do, although I live near an expensive city, so that may play a role in the price difference.I wouldn't hesitate to order another box of these once I run out.

These chips are a favorite at our house. We buy them by the case. 4.2 oz bags don't go far, but they are so tasty! We have bought several cases so far. Avocado oil is so healthy for you. Our #1 reason for buying. Used to buy at Whole Foods, but having them delivered is so much better! They arrive undamaged every time.

I love these chips but unfortunately about 6-8 bags came burst at the bottom and were stale. The rest were great though!

This particular version of this brand is getting harder to find.Recommend, especially, if you like a thicker organic chip.

I really enjoy barbecue chips. One of the first things that I asked for when I got out of the hospital was for barbecue chips. Kettle brand taste good and you really can't tell the difference between it and the other stuff. One difference though is that your jaw gives a really good workout cuz the chips can take some effort to chew. That and your arms do to as it does take some efforts to get the bag open.

I found these to be fantastic tasting chips and was very pleased with the organic ingredients. Even the expiration date was fine (2 1/2 months away). My complaint is the bag was half empty. It leaves one to be concerned that all the extra air in the bag could be allowing bacteria to contaminate the chips? Had the bag been full, the chips would have tasted even better and been healthier.I'm noticing more companies are being less deceptive by actually filling the bags to the very top, instead of selling them with approximately half the bag empty. Giving the appearance of much more product than you actually get. A full bag shows the company is acting in good faith and selling healthier food.I will continue to search for companies to buy food from that truly put the customers health as a priority.Would love to see more companies stop the deception, and be genuine and honest by showing respect to the people who will actually be consuming the food. I think the word I'm looking for is integrity.

My favorite chip. It is extremely hard to find organic BBQ chips. Actually, the Kettle brand is the only brand I've found so far. Once I found them, I immediately tried them. I eat a few a day so a bag doesn't last long. I just ordered a full carton from amazon.com so it is good to know I can always get these. The regular, sea salted Kettle chips are superior also but I had a big taste for BBQ chips since the grocery store brands have lots of nasty stuff in/on them and it had been years since I'd bought any BBQ. Try this brand, regular or BBQ. I think you'll be pleased.

Hi-quality crunchy chips, better than best locally available in Japan. And, no other vendor has Jalapeno. It's really expensive, but I've bought two cases so far and will buy again. They arrive in great condition and freshness hasn't been a problem at all.I don't recommend these mainly because I don't know many other adults that seem to like potato chips so much! I guess I recommended them to one friend though.

I guess they changed the recipe to accommodate American tastes

I am not sure why, but it doesnt taste like that 2 years back. This taste is like diluted, and salty.