Potato Chip Flavors?
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I have two that are tied for first. Kettle Sea Salt. And Herr’s Sour Cream and Onion
Probably Sweet and Spicy Chili Doritos for me, (the purple bag ones)
The generic Kroger Cheddar and Sour Cream from Smiths.
As a masshole, I can Agree. really any cape cod chips are good
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The purple bag is sacred... only Doritos I eat, and go-to road snacks. Other than that, any salt and vinegar with a hefty crunch for me.
Lay’s had a guacamole flavored chip for a while and those were amazing. Otherwise, my favorite are original sea salt Cape Cod chips (the reduced fat ones are crunchier than the regular ones), perfect for dipping.
That said, if you have children to whom you want to teach the lesson of “disappointment,” take them to the Cape Cod potato chip factory in Hyannis. We had a family outing there when I was (a kid a couple of months after we went to Disney World) and it was the most disappointing factory visit that I’ve ever experienced and I’m gonna leave it there. Really, if you want to trick someone, hype up how exciting the factory tour is and then actually go pay a visit. The “factory tour” is a greasy window looking over the workroom where no chips are being made. Super disappointing. The gift shop is the best part. I had a devious plan to tell my nieces that I was going to take them to Disney World and instead take them to the greasy window at the potato chip factory, but I couldn’t tell anyone with a straight face.
That said, if you have children to whom you want to teach the lesson of “disappointment,” take them to the Cape Cod potato chip factory in Hyannis. We had a family outing there when I was (a kid a couple of months after we went to Disney World) and it was the most disappointing factory visit that I’ve ever experienced and I’m gonna leave it there. Really, if you want to trick someone, hype up how exciting the factory tour is and then actually go pay a visit. The “factory tour” is a greasy window looking over the workroom where no chips are being made. Super disappointing. The gift shop is the best part. I had a devious plan to tell my nieces that I was going to take them to Disney World and instead take them to the greasy window at the potato chip factory, but I couldn’t tell anyone with a straight face.
An oldie but a goodie, if you were a Mainer...Humpty Dumpty Ketchup Chips
BBQ is usually my go to flavour, but I do like a good ketchup chip or all dressed chip. Irresistibles has a great smokey BBQ chip, that's probably my fav.
Southern PA is home to Herr’s potato chips. They are average/decent as chips go but their plant tour is TOP NOTCH. Near the end they grab a giant scoop of freshly fried and salted chips and you stand there for 10 minutes with a handful of people gorging themselves with warm potato chips. SO AMAZING! Go at Xmas and they have all kinds of lights, etc….
So put it on your bucket list ?
If it is a normal chip - BBQ or Sour Cream and Onions. But I do have an addiction to Pringles Sour Cream an onions - a guilty pleasure.
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