What Are Walkers Stax

These crisps were thinner than the Lay’s version, lighter in color, more uniform in shape, and they tasted different. … The potato flavor was blander than the Lay’s ones, which had a much richer potato taste.

What's the difference between walkers Stax and Pringles?

The texture The Pringle has an almost bubble like finish, with the Walkers Stax a deeper hue of yellow – almost like corn chips. Pringle to the left, Walkers Stax to the right. Upon giving it a snap, interestingly the Walkers Stax gave more of a crumble, with the Pringle giving a cleaner more brittle break.

Are Lay's Stax real potatoes?

Stax are labeled “crisps” because they’re made from dehydrated potato flakes that are rehydrated, pressed into potato dough and extruded into precise, every-one-exactly-the-same, stackable Stepford pieces.