What's your favorite brand of Potato chips? (pickle, cooked, brands)

[rainroosty]

Yes! ^^^^ The folded over chips have always been my favorite. They're special! ^^^^
I love the brown chips, too. You know - the over cooked ones. And chips stuck together!
I do like the Wise Unsalted potato chips - and others, too, but too much salt can ruin them.

[jtur88]

Same as everything else. Favorite brand is generic. But I never buy them---I eat tortilla chips. Potato chips contain less salt, per ounce, than dry breakfast cereals.

[virgode]

A couple of brands I like....

Herr's potatoe chips is a local brand, I've been to the factory where they make them...Salt & Vinegar and Old Bay.

[cat1116]

Lately, I've been enjoying the Sun Chips - Garden Salsa, when I can find them at the convenient store on the way home from work. Usually end up settling for the cheddar or French onion flavors.

Many other flavours I've enjoyed:
Herr's (?) steak and onion, [I haven't been able to find that in months],
Miss Vickie's - Sea Salt and Malt Vinegar [another rarity to locate for me], but it doesn't necessarily have to be Miss Vickie's, if there's anyone else that makes it.
Pringles - use to get them whenever I had those craves for potato chips.
Route 11 - sweet potato, whenever.
Doritos and Tostitos - tortilla chips -
Corozona's - Squeeze of lime 'heart healthy snack'.
Heart Healthy Snacks, Chips and Oatmeal Squares - Corazonas

I've seen them in various grocery stores but not at the lil convenient gas stop station. May have to ask them if they might consider ordering these.

[Ohiogirl81]

Troyer Farms was always my favorite, until they sold out two years ago. Still good, but not as good. Salt and vinegar, and barbecue, are yummy.



Grippo's barbecue chips are to die for.

Originally Posted by Ron.

Anyone ever heard of Mike Sells brand?

Mike-Sells was much better when the chips were cooked exclusively in peanut oil. They stopped doing that a few years ago.

[jlawrence01]

7-11's private label is about the best that U have had recently.

[hugepossum]

Originally Posted by gentlearts

Cape Cod uses canola oil, which, to me, leaves a very bad after taste. Maybe it's just me though.

It is just you; Canola oil tastes fine.

[Hunter Wold]

Kettle type also there is a brand in Wa. state which is really good, can't remember the name?
Maybe oh, Tim's....

[CharleyMcGarley]

Kettle brand Sea Salt & Vinegar

[quiet walker]

RUFFLES Sour Cream & Onion Flavored Potato Chips with a Subway veggie burger sub and a large Sprite
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