Potato chips of the world NOT sold here article. You got a favorite?
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I prefer plain old chips, but they should be PA made. No Lays or flavored chips allowed. Maybe a Middleswarth bbq from time to time.
Middleswarth BBQ...after that it's just a battle for second.
No flavored for me either. I like lays though, hard to get Pa made around here easily. I like Cape Cod kettle chips.
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I worked in eastern PA years ago and that was the first time I'd ever heard of or eaten Middleswarth chips. I thought they were awesome. BBQ or plain. It didn't matter. I think it was because they weren't as greasy as many others. I moved back to western PA and don't see Middleswarth very often. Whenever I see them in a store I buy them whether or not I'm in the mood for chips. I figure I can always eat them later.
With potato chips....like ice cream.....there is no ‘later’.🥰😜
I miss good old Troyer Farm plain potato chips, the kind in the circular box with the two clear bags.
Troyer Farms BBQ we’re my favorites. As a side note, I used to date the daughter of the owner of Troyer Farms. I didn’t plan ahead very well when I let that one get away.
Grandma Utz Kettle Cooked for me. Occasionally I like a Salt and Vinegar chip with an Italian Hoagie and a lemonade.
Grandma UTZ. Best we have here is Tim’s Cascade and they don’t even compare.
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I like a lays first thing in the morning!!!
Correct!!! And the Middie Sour cream and onion gets that second place. Cape Cod Old Bay gets a bronze...Had a bag of the Old Bay on the golf course yesterday...
My buddy loved Snyders BBQ, he moved to FL and for yrs you couldn't get it there, use to take him some..
Snyder's of Berlin. Their plain and BBQ were the best.
I came across Penn State brand chips in London years ago. They were good with no special flavoring.
Charlie's or Marsden (were made in Pottsville)
When I was a kid there was a company called Senft that made chips. I kiked them because they weren't as oily as UTZ, Bon Ton, Charles Chips, etc.
I love chips but haven’t had one since a little health scare in April. Kills me to avoid them but if I have one, it’s not going to stop.
I've always like Gibble's. Classic Pennsylvania chip. Nibble with Gibble's.
None of those sound very good.
I've had multiple varieties of "buffalo wing" flavored snacks and they aren't great.
I've had some varieties of cookies from Australia and Asia that are pretty good, but have otherwise been unimpressed with the international snack options. Fat Americans know what we are doing in that particular arena ;-)
Use to take tubs of middlesworth on the plane ride to FL when my cousin and her first husband moved down there. Along with Delgrosso sauce and the occasional duffle bag full of potatoes from the family farm
I'm pretty sure I have a couple of those tubs lodged in my arteries.No man, the tub all the way
Back in the day when it was Bland's park I thought the best thing about Delgrosso's sauce was the price (was great on the parks small pizza though).
Nowadays I can roll into a Publix and grab a jar of their sauce for $8 but it's only the premium ones and it's not the same. I guess I do miss the plain stuff in metal cans.
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