When you compare this more traditional design with the funky Heinz Ketchup and Texas Pete Hot Sauce range, it could easily be a completely different company. This packaging has the appropriate flavor color coding, but everything else is a little dated.
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Crunch
The firmer nature of these Ridged Chips made them harder and munchier than regular cut Chips. The crisp bite when bitten through was a comfortable and even crunch.
Texture
These Chips were fairly narrow in the Ripple department. The seasoning was plentiful; lots of green flecks. The Chips were fairly rigid, with few broken bag constituents. The seasoning had soaked up a lot of the oil, but fingers still got messy.
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Taste
The Nose Plunge Test revealed a salty onion aroma. The taste was also fairly even stevens in what is often a battle between the Sour Cream and the Onion in many Chips company bags. Getting the balance right is the secret of a good version of this Chip. They were creamy and had a fair balance of onion, so a pretty good version.