Utz No Salt Added Barbeque Potato Chips Review

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Nutrition

Bag
Calories
Fat
Saturated
Salt
Sugars
28g
150
9g
2g
5mg
2g
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Verdict

Bag

With a constructive critique approach, we would say the Utz logo is charming and historic. The colors are bold and bright, but oddly, they are not flavor colored, they just have random colors. Utz must be very confident of their position in the marketplace because all of their own brand bag designs are very dated and border on inappropriate for a modern market.   
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Crunch

They may not have had salt, but they were still Regularly cut Chips that had been fried in oil. The crispy, snappy crunch was still there. It may have been mind tricks, but they did not seem to melt as quickly in the mouth as the main variety.

Texture

There was no discernible difference between these and the regular Barbecue flavor, although the potato slices did maybe seem a little more blanched and pale. The oil bubbles were the same, the spread of unevenly coated orange seasoning was the same. There were some broken edges and incomplete Chips. 
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Taste

If a doctor tells you that you should reduce your salt intake it is great to know that you can still eat Potato Chips. Even flavored Chips. What you will not be able to tell from the front of the bag is that all the other numbers on the nutrition label are still there - these are not a healthy alternative. So, what about taste? Well, it is hard to say. The flavoring was all still present as if ticking boxes. But the flavor was not. Salt enhances the flavor of a potato in Chips. Perhaps this is why they have grown so popular over the years. Maybe we would all eat paper doused with seasoning if we did not want to taste potato. It all got a little confusing. Despite our low marks, we would urge people to try them, and feedback is welcome because we don't think we really got what was going on here.