Field Trip Keto Diet Friendly, Low Carb, Island BBQ Pork Rinds, 1 Ounce (12 Count)

These flavored pork rinds are a GREAT way to eat "chips" while avoiding the high carbs found in most of them. They are a perfect compliment when eating an unwich from Jimmy Johns or any burger/sandwich (minus the bun for those watching carbs) and are a very acceptable replacement for potato chips and french fries. The sweet chipotle and island bbq flavors are the best flavor wise but the parm ain't too shabby either (and that flavor has zero sugar). The only complaint I have with them is that the price here on amazon randomly fluctuates. I put these in my cart a couple days ago and they were $20 (in the past they've been available under $20) but now they're $32. That's totally unacceptable for a 12 pack of snack size bags (they're not the super tiny bags but the 2 serving size snack bag that's a tad bigger than the smaller one). Oh, and watch out for the occasional hard one or moldy nuclear green spotted one. Those are very rare and not worth freaking out over, but just look before you eat. If these were consistently being sold for $2 a bag, they'd be a regular purchase. If they were less than that, I'd get them all the time. But over $30 for a 12 pack is pushing it and will make it remain an "in cart" item until the price goes down.

These are so good but I got a fuzzy furry pork rind in them. It honestly really ruined my life and put me off of my diet. I thought of how human it looked and how cute and fuzzy pigs are. My sister said it probably felt fear before it died- ANYWAY. That’s not anything I should be thinking about but I did bc I got a FURRY F’ING rind in the box. I’m traumatized. I cried. End of story.

I really enjoyed eating these. The BBQ flavor was subtle, yet distinct. The sweetness was just right. I can understand how some may be underwhelmed by the potency of the flavor, considering how strong the flavors are in other, lower-quality brands. However, I like the comfort of eating these without being concerned about excess sugar and sodium. I also appreciated how almost every single piece was light and puffy, and literally melts in your mouth. Maybe once every other bag might you encounter a hard, crunchy piece at the bottom.The one thing preventing me from giving 5 stars is the pricing of the product. I was telling a friend about them, and was shocked when he went to Amazon to see that they are now $10 more expensive -- $2 an ounce. As good as these were, seeing such a price hike right after my first time purchasing will likely make it my last time purchasing. I'll gladly re-order and spread the word about them if the price comes back down to something sensible.

It seems like pork rinds are having a moment in popularity and I couldn't be more thrilled as I am a big fan of them. The crispy, yet airy, yet very flavorful snack has been a favorite of mine for as long as I can remember. Sometimes I am a little turned off by the flavors offered by some companies, but that was not the case with these. The "Island BBQ" flavor was really nice. I particularly liked that the flavor was not overwhelming. Instead of masking the flavor of the pork rinds, like many other brands do, with Field Trip's Island BBQ Crispy Cuts, you still get a very distinct fried pork flavor that is complemented by balanced barbecue flavor reminiscent of a Hawaiian pig roast. I have some grand plans for grinding some up to use in a BBQ rub for ribs - pork-ception style. I look forward to ordering more of these as well as trying out some of the other flavors.

This is for the Island BBQ flavor, I have yet to try the others. Let me start off by saying I usually don't like pork rinds. I only tried them recently bc I'm following the Keto diet and sometimes I need something crunchy to munch on. I've tried various brands, but I cannot stomach the smell of them and figured pork rinds were not for me. Bc of the good reviews I decided to give these try. WOW, they are actually really good! They don't have the usual pork rind smell at all! They are super crunchy and airy. So glad I gave these a try!!

So, I've been doing Keto and Low Carb for awhile and miss having chips. Pork rinds are NOT chips. If you're starting keto and think this will completely fulfill that need, you're wrong. I still miss chips, and pork rinds are much thicker and just... different. HOWEVER, once you start adjusting to Keto and low carb eating, you want snack food. These pork rinds are great little snacks. I especially like them with things like guacamole. I will say they're a bit flavorless, which means it works with toppings. But if you're really looking for flavor, these aren't going to satisfy you.

The rinds are really crispy. The barbecue flavor is mild and not overwhelming. Difficult to stop eating because they are so tasty. The downside is the box they are shipped in. It is made for display and easy access only. This flimsy box has a whole perforated side. Mine arrived with this whole side punched open. The top had collapsed on the rinds. Which in turn, flattened some of the bags. I recommend requesting a box within a box for shipping.

I picked these up when they were cheap on Amazon Warehouse. At full price I'm not sure they're worth it. Maybe it's the "Keto, diet friendly" advertising, but these were pretty bland. When I want pork rinds I just want some salty porky nonsense. These have some light dusting of a vaguely sweet flavor. If you're a gross person like me, you can remedy the blandness by dipping them in some neon orange cheese sauce. All that said, they're fresh and they're pork rinds. Can't really go wrong. But for the cost, maybe you'd be better off buying a giant barrel of the Utz ones.