Similar to local brewed beers, it seems more and more small, hometown chip brands are popping up by the day. Deep River Snacks, based in Old Lyme Connecticut, make many varieties and we gave their standard Original Salted version a taste.
An Average Snack
The initial whiff of Estrella Bacon chips as you open the bag is oddly familiar, falling somewhere between uncooked bacon and a deli meat section at your local supermarket. The taste however, loses any relation to the world’s most delicious meat.
Boring
The MunchiesBlog webmaster was strolling through a London airport when he came upon these Caffe Nero chips. Custom made for the café, Thick cut and potato-y, they are a far cry from their more flavorful siblings.
Boring
When anyone thinks of a potato chip, I assume they think of Lay’s Classic chips first. The distinctive chip has been around for decades and remains a salty, greasy favorite. Tasty both alone, dip, or even salsa. Lay’s Classic chips are, for me, a chip you can never say no to, but should they be […]
Worth a Munch
The second I saw the canister for Elma Chips Stax, I said, oh, those are Lays Stax. The packaging is identical aside from the difference in the brand name and the language on the canister. We popped open the can and decided to see if Lays…er…Elma’s attempt at taking down Pringles crisps was a worthwhile endeavor.
Boring
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