Snyder of Berlin Vlasic Dill Pickle Potato Chips Review
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Nutrition

Bag
Calories
Fat
Saturated
Salt
Sugars
28g
150
10g
1.5g
280mg
0g

Verdict

Bag

These glossy Regular Chips designs by Snyder of Berlin are all different. Flavor color coding is not a prime requisite, which it should be. A balance of fonts and text sizes is not balanced. The imagery is old fashioned or fussy. Even the popular matt bags of forward thinking rivals has been eschewed for ultra glossy bags. As part of one of the United States biggest snack food producers you would think a design company will be employed at vast cost to design something obvious and simple at some stage in the near future. This individual design is improved somewhat by the additional branding that links Snyder of Berlin directly to another well respected company.
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Crunch

These Chips were thin and crispy. They created a light, crumbly crunch that turned a handful into a crackling mouthful of mushy potato fairly quickly.

Texture

These Chips had a slightly oil soaked demeanour, and they were very light in color with little green flecks dotted around. There was some slight browning on a few Chips, but they were mostly whole and had an inviting look and feel.
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Taste

The Nose Plunge Test revealed a slight pickle aroma. Not too dissimilar, if a little tamer, to opening a jar of Vlasic Dill Pickles. The perfect Chip is one that balances its flavor combinations, and the salty potato combined well with the unmistakable dill pickle flavoring. In the end, this would have been a flavor partnership; Vlasic would not have sanctioned an under-performing Chip.