I used to love Kettle chips years ago for their authentic taste and crunch. Now trying them for first time in years they look and taste like all the other mainstream chips....I’m done!

The texture of the crisps seems to have changed.
They don't have the same crunch as before - now crunchy like a prawn cracker but it doesn't work because a crisp is so much thinner than a prawn cracker.
The look of the crisps reflects the bubbly texture of a prawn cracker too.
Kettle have managed to make the thinnest slice of a potato go so far that they have lost the potato from the crisp.

Just brought a packet of sweet potato sea salt as theses are my favourite..i love the taste and the crunch..... but this time they are soft...really soft...

Hadn't bought them for a while, decided to buy a big Bag from Costco and they were different. Thinner and barely had any crunch were very soft. Then bought another bag from Coles. Same thing. I can only assume Kettle have Changed how they are made now. These Chips aren't Kettle Chips anymore they are not worth there price. I won't be buying these chips anymore as they are different.

Bought a bag of the Sea Salt and Vinegar and loved the taste but unfortunately the cider vinegar burned my the inside of my mouth so much that my lips were swollen so badly. It's uncomfortable to move my mouth and various workmates have commented on my newly found appearance.. Not happy.

The first time I try the sweet potato, beetroot & white sweet potato, I found it too salty, the beetroot test like burnt, both combination burnt and salty not good at all. I won't buy this product anymore.

I have turned off Kettle Chips. Nearly all have Onion/Vegetable Powder in them and it's hard to avoid. It makes the chips have that horrible aftertaste. Is it truly necessary to have this ingredient in nearly every type of flavouring? But it's not only Kettle Chips it's Smiths, and Red Rock Deli chips too. The main brand crisps have far too much salt in them. Nearly 1000mg/100g or over in many types. It actually overpowers/detracts from the taste rather than enhances it.

Too much onion/veg powder. Too salty.