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
This Chips were thin and crispy. They provided a brittle snappy crash once bitten into. The initial bite was loud and snappy but after that the Chips quickly became pulpy.
Texture
As with most of Utz Regular Chips, the cut of these saw a variety of shapes and sizes, but no major curls or bends like you would find in a Kettle Cooked bag. There were a few oil bubbles around, but not loads. There was a good and thick orange seasoning spread around at random.
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Taste
These Chips began in a slightly confusing fashion. There was a tangily sweet, but not sugary hot sauce flavor, with a helping of Barbecue kick. It oozed Southern Barbecue imagery. The confusion is that as well as being really very tasty, they delivered exactly what was promised on the packaging. This is rare in the Potato Chips and Crisps world.