I love Florida, and I'm glad we moved down here from South Jersey. Florida has many awesome things going for it like Disney, sunshine, and grilling - but it's not all good. There are also alligators, sand hill cranes, Trump supporters, and a seriously sad variety of potato chips.
I was very surprised by that last one. Tom's is a company we didn't have in NJ, and generally Wise chips are easier to find - except for that elusive potato chip grail, the Wise BBQ Ridgies - but other than that, it's pretty pitiful. It's so bad that sometimes on a late night snack run, you'll just skip the chips. Yes, it's that bad.
These chips, the Wise Finger Lick'n Ribs BBQ Flavored Potato Chips (crazily not even shown on the Wise website), were found in a Dollar Tree. A dollar for a 4.5 ounce bag of BBQ meat chips? What could I lose? I could only gain a review for the blog, right? The bag promised no preservatives, gluten, MSG, or transfat, awesome.
Upon opening the bag there was a faint BBQ aroma, but nothing as pleasant or strong as the Wise BBQ or Honey BBQ. The chips are good and thick, but not as darkly seasoned as the two mentioned above, if anything they appeared sparsely seasoned, maybe a dozen flecks per chip.
There is that meat flavor, but not overwhelming or unpleasant like some meat flavored chips. This is more barbecue than ribs, but it's good, and if I'm being honest, a bit addictive. And that's kinda the problem, in that the more you eat, the more cumulative the ribs taste is. Still, I would definitely get these again, good chips.
I was very surprised by that last one. Tom's is a company we didn't have in NJ, and generally Wise chips are easier to find - except for that elusive potato chip grail, the Wise BBQ Ridgies - but other than that, it's pretty pitiful. It's so bad that sometimes on a late night snack run, you'll just skip the chips. Yes, it's that bad.
These chips, the Wise Finger Lick'n Ribs BBQ Flavored Potato Chips (crazily not even shown on the Wise website), were found in a Dollar Tree. A dollar for a 4.5 ounce bag of BBQ meat chips? What could I lose? I could only gain a review for the blog, right? The bag promised no preservatives, gluten, MSG, or transfat, awesome.
Upon opening the bag there was a faint BBQ aroma, but nothing as pleasant or strong as the Wise BBQ or Honey BBQ. The chips are good and thick, but not as darkly seasoned as the two mentioned above, if anything they appeared sparsely seasoned, maybe a dozen flecks per chip.
There is that meat flavor, but not overwhelming or unpleasant like some meat flavored chips. This is more barbecue than ribs, but it's good, and if I'm being honest, a bit addictive. And that's kinda the problem, in that the more you eat, the more cumulative the ribs taste is. Still, I would definitely get these again, good chips.
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