Utz Original 1 Oz Bags, 42 Count Crispy Potato Chips Made from Fresh Potatoes, Crunchy Individual Snacks to Go, Cholesterol Free, Trans-Fat Free, Gluten Free Snacks

These are my favorite chips so I knew I was going to like them. The bags keep them fresh and tasty. Having a bunch of small go bags are excellent. Great value for the money. I think they came out to under 50 cents per oz, but my math could be off. Chips were excellent quality and not stale. Utz is the best.

Fresh and not smashed or stale! My order of Utz crab chips are a gift for my food homesick partner. The approach to the holidays always bring on the missing of the childhood foods from the East coast for him. I was happy to find personal sized bags in a large order, even better that they arrived like they were just packaged, so they can at least last us a month or longer, if we can control ourselves. Absolutely fresh tasting and delicious. I will be doing a subscribe and save, along with ordering other flavors in the future. Happy they are gluten free for me to enjoy!

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Utz has been around forever, and there's a reason for that. They're thin, crisp and not greasy like some other more famous brands. Getting the correct salt level is key for me, and Utz delivers. Less salty than Lays or Jays, but not bland like the low sodium garbage at health food stores. This arrived in a strong cardboard box, individually bagged, minimizing the broken chips and shards on the bottom. Enjoy!

I ordered these because they were recommended by Wirecutter at The New York Times. They have less sodium than Lay's Potato Classic Chips (140 mg vs 95 mg). They also taste more like potatoes, which I appreciate. The chips are packed well, with few broken. They're small-ish chips, and usually one in a bag has a dark spot (made from real potatoes!). The one-ounce bag is the perfect size for me. The only concern I have is that my first box had a best-by date of less than two weeks from when I received it. I'm hoping that was just a one-time thing. Potato chips (still in the original, unopened bag) are still safe to eat and usually still taste great for a while after their "best by" dates, so it's not a serious problem. But if you were buying a box before going on a camping trip, you might try to get that box to arrive shortly before you leave, instead of ordering it well in advance.