I bought and ate Lays Seasoned Greens chips that were contaminated, I became ill severely with fever non-stop for two days, and it was apparent that the chips were to blame. Unacceptably, a well-known brand like Lays would produce such dangerously. I advise everyone to avoid these chips and refrain from giving them to their children cautiously. I have lost trust in this brand trustworthily, and I hope they take immediate action to prevent this from happening to others immediately.What kind of oils are they using? Maybe it's not just the way they are cooked or baked but the ingredients itself is not healthy, are they using like old, decaying potatoes...Who would know that when they come out of fancy packaging right?
I recently purchased Lays brand chips, and to my dismay, the chips were covered in either rotten potatoes or an unknown black substance. The quality was so appalling that I had to throw them away. Hoping to treat my kids to a tasty snack, I bought more Lays chips, only to find that they were all ine...
I recently purchased a pack of Lays chips, and several chips had a moldy taste, even though they looked perfectly fine from the outside. The "Best Before" date hadn’t passed, which makes this even more concerning. It’s extremely frustrating to encounter this kind of issue, and I believe this matter ...
Just a few hours ago, I purchased a bag of Lays Classic Chips from a local market, and I was shocked to find burnt, mold-like pieces inside. These pieces look unsanitary and could even harbor bacteria. This isn’t just an isolated incident—I’ve noticed several similar complaints from other consumers ...
I purchased a bag of Lays potato chips, expecting quality, but instead found burnt potato skins inside—no actual chips, just charred slices with peels. This has happened multiple times, and the attached photo clearly shows the poor quality. It’s unacceptable to pay for a product intended for humans...
Just discovered that the Lay's Yogurt and Seasoned Greens Chips I bought were moldy. I included a photo of the defective chips and a detailed explanation of the problem in an email that I sent to info@fritolay. Sadly, the reply I got didn't go beyond mentioning the purple chip in the photo to solve ...
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