Lowrey's Bacon Curls Microwave Pork Rinds (Chicharrones), Original, 1.75 Ounce (Pack of 6)

Lowrey’s Bacon Curls – A Surprisingly Delicious Microwave SnackI’ll admit, I was extremely skeptical about microwave pork rinds. The idea of popping a bag in the microwave and expecting anything close to the crispy, flavorful pork rinds I love seemed unlikely. However, Lowrey’s Bacon Curls completely changed my mind.These pork rinds come out of the microwave warm, which makes them even more appetizing. The texture is light and crispy, with just the right amount of crunch, and the taste is surprisingly rich and satisfying. The warmth enhances the flavor, making them feel fresher and more indulgent than the pre-packaged variety.For anyone who enjoys pork rinds, this is an easy and convenient snack that doesn’t compromise on taste or texture. I highly recommend Lowrey’s Bacon Curls for a quick, satisfying treat—especially if you love your pork rinds warm and crispy!

So happy I found this no carb snack for my husband. The portion size is nice and just the right size to enjoy during a movie. Happy with freshness and texture. The price was affordable and popping in the microwave is just as easy as a bag of popcorn. Good source of protein and easy to make. Will definitely order regularly!

I don't snack much but these are perfect for times when I just want a late afternoon snack. Carnivore purists may balk at some of the ingredients but they are really low carb, have a nice crunch and they are tasty.I shake the package well and unfold the ends by bending over a counter top. 2.5 minutes in the microwave seems to produce the best results for me.

Delicious! Never had microwaved pork rinds before. Nice and crispy, and a good salty treat ( not too salty as some have complained), but they are just a BIT spicier than I prefer, so I ordered a package of original flavor. One thing I don't understand, on the ordering page you have no choice but to set up a subscription for the product, so I ordered it and cancelled the prescription the next day.

These things are great! Steaming hot pork rinds, cooked up fresh, they rise right up in the microwave. I don't like the original flavor as much, as they seem kind of bland to me, but I have always loved spicy foods. These are just a bit warm, and that's it, not really hot at all. Although, I am the person that declares something as not really hot at all, while others swear up and down the food in question is considerably hot. Anyway, these are a big hit at work, I bring in a bag and pop em' during my break, people love to grab a hand full of them when offered. I have even had people give me the money to order them a case and bring them to work. See, I hate those vending machines they have at work. They are such a ripoff! Sometimes different items with be on the same rack, so you see a bag of chips you want.....BEHIND a different bag of chips! They steal money constantly, and the prices are ridiculous! 1.50 for a sixteen point nine ounce soda!? Not even if I were dying of dehydration in the desert, my friend. You see, vending machines in a store or something would not be able to get away with this, but at my job, you cannot bring in cans, we work twelve hour shifts, and once you come in, your'e stuck the entire shift, you can't just drive down the street to get fast food or something. So it's like the people who run those god blasted things have the customers kind of trapped, because if you are assigned to an area with no fridge, your'e just not getting anything cold to drink unless you use the machine. Anyhoo, my point is, 1.25 for a measly little one ounce bag of stale and cold pre cooked rinds, or under a dollar for a bag of these steaming hot, delicious treats? Thankfully, microwaves are plentiful at work at least. Oh, one last thing, you need a decently powerful microwave to cook these properly. One of those little rinky dink 700 watt muffin microwaves isn't going to do the trick. You know, the ones so pathetic and tiny, popcorn won't even cook right in it, because the bag gets stuck and will not rotate, unless you grab the microwave, and jostle it about in the air occasionally as the rotating plate turns. So, at least a 1,000 watt microwave I'd say to get the job done right. Who buys those little rinky dink 700 watters anyway? They are worthless unless your'e just heating a beverage or something. Anyway, the rinds are good, relatively cheap, low in carbs and high in protein. In fact, they have more protein in a bag than a protein shake! I am afraid all the huge muscle weightlifting freaks will find out how much cheaper the protein is than one of those nasty health shakes, raise the items popularity, and thus the manufacturer might raise the price.

never seems to cook more than 2/3. even after 4 minutes in a 1600 watt microwave.

Easy to make in the microwave. They taste great! When I ordered them 2 weeks ago they were only $8.99. Today they are $14.99. I will not be buying them again at that price

These are quite good! A bit salty, but par for the course! I had never tried freshly puffed pork rinds before, and I really enjoy having them when they are fresh and hot. These are just as easy and reliable as microwave popcorn.Where have these been?! I'm a repeat customer.