Are you a big snacker? If so, you're probably a massive fan of chips, the ultimate snack. Perfect for crunching, munching, and just downright digging in, chips are incredibly addictive and it's hard to just stop at a couple. But to enlighten you a bit more about the world of chips and their flavours, we've dug up 20 of the most bizarre flavours you probably never heard of before. Would you try them?

1. Lay's Wavy Chocolate Covered Potato Chips (USA)

Chocolate and chips? Well, they're two things we love separately but have you ever imagined them wrapped together? Lay's went down an interesting route by creating the Wavy Chocolate Covered Potato Chips. While sure, it plays on the sweet and salty combo that so many people love, this limited-edition treat definitely stands out as weird. 

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2. Lay's Cappuccino (USA)

Back to back Lay's flavours! Another weird one to add to Lay's collection, they introduced a Cappuccino flavour as a part of their "Do Us A Flavour" content in the United States. It's supposed to have a rich and aromatic coffee taste, but we're just surprised this combination of coffee and chip happened in the first place.

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3. Walker's Worcester Sauce (UK)

Coming all the way from the US, Walker's (basically Lay's just a different name in other countries) Worcester Sauce gives consumers a tangy, slightly spicy taste that mimics the flavour of the fermented condiment. It's got a very distinctive and savory taste that might not work for everyone, but it's certainly worth a try if you ever get the chance.

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4. Pringles Pecan Pie (USA)

We never thought of mixing dessert and chips together, but Pringles ventured on the road to create a new market: the dessert chip market. With their limited edition Pecan Pie flavour, these chips were designed to capture the sweet, nutty, and buttery taste of a classic pecan pie. It's one flavour you'll either love or hate.

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5. Lay's Magic Masala (India)

In India, a popular flavour taking over the snack market is Lay's Magic Masala chips. It features a spicy and aromatic blend of spices, perfectly tailored to Indian taste preferences. It's got a bold and unique flavour that Americans might want to put on their list of flavours to try.

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6. Tyrrell's Sunday Best Roast Chicken (UK)

We know the UK loves their Sunday roasts, but who knew they loved it so much they'd throw it in as a chip flavour! Tyrell's is a UK-based chip brand that offers consumers a Sunday Best Roast Chicken flavour, one that's meant to replicate the taste of a delicious home-cooked meal. It's got a savory roast chicken and herb flavour that's surprisingly comforting and familiar! 

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7. Lay's Blueberry (China)

For an unusual twist, Lay's decided to introduce a Blueberry flavoured chip in China. With the crunchy texture of the chip, it's got a fruity sweetness to it that will definitely leave you confused as you take your initial bite. It's an innovative flavour pairing you wouldn't have thought of yourself.

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8. Canada's President's Choice Maple Bacon (Canada)

Embracing their love for maple syrup, Canada has a chip brand called President's Choice that launched a Maple Bacon flavour. Combining the smoky savoriness of bacon with the sweet taste of maple, it's an incredibly "Canadian" snack experience you can't miss out on.

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9. Ruffles All Dressed (Canada)

What does "All Dressed" even mean? Another iconic flavour coming from up north in Canada, one of the most iconic flavours is the Ruffles All Dressed chip. It's supposed to be a mix of every seasoning, including salt, vinegar, sour cream, onion, and a hint of barbecue. While it's considered a "weird" flavour to those outside of Canada, don't knock it till you try it!

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10. Koikeya Pride Potato Scotch Bonnet Chili Flavor (Japan)

If you love heat, prepare yourself for a fiery taste experience with Koikeya's Pride Potato Scotch Bonnet Chili flavoured chips. Inspired by one of the world's hottest peppers, you're sure going to get an explosion of flavour with this one. It's bold and intense - perfect for all the spice lovers out there.

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11. Lay's Lobster Hot Pot (China)

If you're looking for something more savory and luxurious, how about the taste of a lobster hot pot right in one bite of a chip? Hot pot is a popular meal in China, making this one flavour that definitely appeals to the crowd. These chips are seasoned with a blend of spices that mimic the experience of dipping lobster into a rich, flavourful broth, providing a gourmet twist on the classic potato chip.

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12. Pringles White Chocolate Peppermint (USA)

For a fun holiday twst, Pringles released a limited edition flavour, the White Chocolate Peppermint chip in the United States. Yes, it's weird. While it's a festive snack that you can enjoy to get you into the holiday season, the taste is something that'll definitely leave behind question marks in your head.

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13. Smith's Lamington (Australia)

All the way down under in Australia, Smith's came out with a unique flavour: Lamington! Paying homage to the classic Australian dessert that has notes of chocolate, coconut, and sponge cake, this is one chip that'll taste like nothing you've ever had before.

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14. Lay's Cucumber (China)

The fact that cucumbers don't have much of a taste at all makes this one puzzling flavour we're not too sure why Lay's decided to make. Maybe they were going for something refreshing? Supposed to give consumers a fresh and clean taste, this is one you'll just have to try to know how it is. 

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15. Koikeya Strong Potato Wasabi Flavor (Japan)

Wasabi flavoured chips? We're not sure if we're on board for this one. While it's a great complement to sushi, the sharp and distinctively pungent taste of this Japanese horseradish isn't something we'd imagine would go great in a snack. but who knows - try it and see!

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16. Tasto Devil's Crab Curry (Thailand)

For a deliciously bold taste, try Tasto's Devil's Crab Curry flavoured chips all the way from Thailand. It's got spicy and rich flavours that'll explode in your mouth! These chips are seasoned with a blend of curry spices, crab flavor, and a kick of chili, making them a fiery snack for those who love a little heat.

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17. Chio Red Paprika (Germany)

Chio Red Paprika chips are a popular choice in Germany, offering the sweet and slightly smoky flavor of red bell peppers. These chips are notable for their bold paprika seasoning, providing a taste that's both unique and deeply rooted in European culinary traditions. It's not something we see around here so definitely worth trying!

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18. Jack 'n Jill Shake Shake Fries Flavor (Philippines)

Jack 'n Jill in the Philippines offers a unique snack experience with their Shake Shake Fries Flavor. These chips come with a cheese flavoring powder that consumers shake onto the chips themselves, allowing for an interactive and customizable snacking experience.

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19. Pringles Sweet Corn (USA)

Pringles is back on the list with another unique flavour: Sweet Corn! It's like summer in a can, offering you a taste of sweet, buttery corn on the cob, but in chip form! Though these were only available for a limited time in the United States, we're hoping they'll come back. It's got a nice sweet and savoriness to them that's strangely addictive!

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20. Walker's Marmite (UK)

In the UK, Walker's Marmite flavored crisps merge the love-it-or-hate-it taste of Marmite with the classic crisp. These chips are loaded with the savory, umami-rich flavor of Marmite yeast extract, catering to fans of the iconic British spread by offering a crunchy, salty, and slightly bitter snacking option. It's definitely not for everyone!

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