I don’t think I’ve ever had such a weird snack that actually fit the description so well. Actually, they really only nailed half of the description, but let’s be honest, I don’t think many people are buying these chips because of the black pepper. The pepper is oddly where these chips kind of failed. While there is most certainly some pepper on these chips, the pepper flavour is pretty much drowned out by the raspberry and salt. But as I said before, I can’t picture anyone buying these chips being excited about the black pepper.

The raspberry is the real calling card for these chips, and it kind of worked. It worked in that these potato chips do in fact taste like raspberry. They also taste like real raspberries, and not like a fake raspberry flavour similar to what you find in slushies, candies and assorted raspberry flavoured treats. The flavour these chips is amazingly similar to a real raspberry, but with some odd omissions. What’s missing from these chips is both a sweet and maybe a sour flavour you get from real raspberries. Instead you get what can best be described as a salty raspberry. It’s not as if the salty flavour is overpowering the sweet or sour flavour of the raspberry, instead these flavours have just been subtracted and all you’re left with is salty. It’s really weird, but not entirely unpleasant.

I don’t think I’ve ever wanted to eat a salty raspberry but after having tried it I can’t say that I hate it either. I don’t see these being anyone’s favourite flavour of potato chips, but I would seriously recommend giving them a try if you’re curious. Getting through the entire bag is not a chore, but even after eating the whole bag you’re not really sure why they made this odd flavour. I kind of wish Daddy’s Chips would experiment with more fruit flavours, but I also wish that someone would make a chip with such a nice realistic raspberry flavour but maybe try and include some sweet as well.