White Rabbit Candy-Flavoured Lay’s Potato Chips Taste Test: Nice Or Not?

The packaging is plain at first glance, yet rather cool in an abstract way. There’s a close-up illustration of what appears to be a buck-toothed kid’s mouth, a nod to the sweet’s bunny mascot. Fun thing to do: line the top half of your face against the packet to take gag photos. Cute.

The familiar smell of the creamy candy immediately wafts from the packet the moment we open it. So far so good… we think. The candy’s distinctive flavour is apparent on the first coupla munches, but isn’t cloying. As we munch on, the Rabbit’s mild, milky sweetness dissipates and is replaced by the usual salty savouriness of Lay’s thin, crispy potato chips. Intriguing. We’re not sure why, but we keep reaching for another chip.

Pretty nice! Think of this as a budget version of the white chocolate-coated potato chips from Japanese brand Royce’. It’s also somewhat like the strange but pleasant flavour marriage between a McDonald’s French fry dipped into vanilla soft-serve ice cream. The sweet, creamy and salty notes somehow work. Yes, we’re rather baffled too.

White Rabbit Candy-Flavoured Lay’s Potato Chips available at selected NTUC Fairprice outlets. Or order online via Lazada: https://www.lazada.sg

Photos: Merrilyn Teng