Favorite flavor potato chips?

1. Humpty Dumpty BBQ chips, when Humpty Dumpty was still a Maine company (up until about 2000). They were spicy hot, not sugary sweet like Lay's BBQ and every other brand I've tried. If I wanted sugary sweet I'd buy e.g., cookies, not potato chips.

2. In the 1980s, Snyder's of Hanover made bacon flavor potato chips. I only ever saw them in small (1 oz.) bags in a vending machine at the laundromat. They were awesome.

3. Humpty Dumpty "Sour Cream & Clam" flavor - https://www.taquitos.net/im/sn/Humpty-SCC.jpg - wicked good. That old bag says "Made in Maine" on it, so that's the real deal. I've never tried the Humpty-Dumpty-in-name-only post-2000 Canuck version.

4. Dill pickle flavor. They are very similar to salt & vinegar flavor, but better due to the added dill taste. I've had a few different brands; they are all good.

5. Salt & vinegar. All brands I've tried are good, but I especially like the Cape Cod "kettle cooked" ones in this case. Normally I prefer normal potato chips to "kettle cooked," which, by the way, is a stupid marketing term. All potato chips are cooked in a kettle, obviously. They are extra crunchy not because of the type vessel they are cooked in (which is irrelevant; the oil does the cooking, not the vessel), and not because they are thicker than normal potato chips (they aren't), but because they are flash baked after being deep fried.

salt, paprika, and bacon
i don't like onion
vinegar is not really available in Europe (except maybe in the UK)

McCoy's Salted and also the Beef Stake ones.

I love barbecue Fritos. And then they discontinued them and put out some honey bbq "twists". I wanted the chip! But I found some at the market the other day. So they're back!