They are good and a nice snack. They do taste like dill pickles very strongly, so if you don't like pickles don't order.

These are ok if you need a crunchy snack fix. They have a lot of dill flavor, which I love. The first couple pieces are tasty. Once the flavor is gone you're left with a dried piece of tasteless gritty biscuit. They're very crunchy and the little bag holds a lot.
1-2 stars.

They aren't the worst food I've ever eaten but definitely will not reorder these. They are very grainy like with a terrible texture. Definitely don't taste like BBQ more like garlic powder with some ketchup...

If you're ordering these in hopes it's an ideal protein diet style BBQ chip you'll be disappointed as well I feel just as I was.

So for those who don't like the taste -- ingredients listed first are always the "main" flavor or ingredient. It says DILL & Sour Cream. If you don't like dill -- a lot -- don't buy this. Dill is distinctly stronger from chives/green onion so if you prefer the latter flavor this is not the chip for you. It has an element like cilantro to it where it can trigger a bit of the same essence/enzyme feel where chives/green onion are more limey and subtle. (Note, I actually HATE cilantro, but dill has something to it that doesn't bother me in the same way.)

Personally I've loved dill in light doses in soups and salmon dishes but have never had it this strong before. However, the balance with the sour cream is such that you get a really nice, tangy, fresh flavor that totally masks the fake-chip base you're eating. So it doesn't at all taste like I'm eating protein "air bricks" that the other chips in this line (or any other line) offer. I really like these, so much that I have returned and am adding 3 to my cart. This shoots out of the park vs. garlic and parmesan and the cheddar variations I've encountered from other brands also sold here. (K's Naturals is one ...)

I thought these were pretty tasty. I was a little disappointed in the crunchiness of them. They weren't as crispy and crunchy as the white cheddar or dill & sour cream ones. If you are buying these an an alternative to Ideal Protein BBQ chips, be sure to look at the net carbs on the nutrition label. Overall, I would probably purchase them again.