Kettle Chips
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My wife is interested in healthy eating. Kettle potato chips are sold in the heathfood section at Kroger. I think they are free of trans fat. Anyway - I tried the "spicy thai" flavor. MAN O MAN are those things awesome. I now like them more than regular potato chips. Excellent spicy flavor, lots of ginger...great with beer (just kidding) (ok, not 100% kidding - but dont tell my wife)
Great stuff - just had to share.
Great stuff - just had to share.
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Re: Kettle Chips
Gator wrote:My wife is interested in healthy eating. Kettle potato chips are sold in the heathfood section at Kroger. I think they are free of trans fat. Anyway - I tried the "spicy thai" flavor. MAN O MAN are those things awesome. I now like them more than regular potato chips. Excellent spicy flavor, lots of ginger...great with beer (just kidding) (ok, not 100% kidding - but dont tell my wife)
Great stuff - just had to share.
love the Cape Cod chips. those are the kettle chip kind. my wifes grandmother lives out there and we hit the factory every visit for some fresh chips
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SteerCrazy wrote:love the Cape Cod chips.
My wife is addicted to these now...they are good.
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bowhnter wrote:SteerCrazy wrote:love the Cape Cod chips.
My wife is addicted to these now...they are good.
the salt and black pepper ones are great. the Russett I would stay away from. different cities have different flavors
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You should try these. I love the blue chips. No trans fat/40% less fat than regular chips. I've also tried the BBQ flavored, exotic veggie chips, very good. I'm looking for the Yukon Gold Balsamic Vinegar chips. I may have to order those. I find them cheaper at Publix for 3.59 a bag. I eat these when I want to fall off the "diet" wagon.
You should try these. I love the blue chips. No trans fat/40% less fat than regular chips. I've also tried the BBQ flavored, exotic veggie chips, very good. I'm looking for the Yukon Gold Balsamic Vinegar chips. I may have to order those. I find them cheaper at Publix for 3.59 a bag. I eat these when I want to fall off the "diet" wagon.
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debbieinga wrote:http://www.terrachips.com/news/jet-blue.php
You should try these. I love the blue chips. No trans fat/40% less fat than regular chips. I've also tried the BBQ flavored, exotic veggie chips, very good. I'm looking for the Yukon Gold Balsamic Vinegar chips. I may have to order those. I find them cheaper at Publix for 3.59 a bag. I eat these when I want to fall off the "diet" wagon.
They don't ship internationally!
Love the Kettle chips though...do they have the chili flavour in the US?
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debbieinga wrote:LOL.........everyone thinks that, but its: "debbie in georgia" only cause I couldn't think of anything else clever.
oh sure, when I come your way I will be happy to bring you some blue chips!
Nope that makes perfect sense and is a great name!
Lot's of people visit down-under so when you decide to visit let me know! (and bring the blue chips). (I might have a way to get them delivered in the states and than repacked to Oz! )
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When doing concessions one is always looking for a competitive advantage so one event I bought Cape Cod Russet (burnt) chips to put with the sandwiches. My wife scolded me saying it was a waste and nobody would want those. While I was slicing and chopping brisket for the sammies she was putting Lays (ordinary) chips in the trays. Finally I told her to ask the customer if they wanted Lays or burnt chips. Guess what? The customers were kinda shocked by the suggestion of burnt chips but after looking at them they about 80-20 chose the Cape Cod and then came back wanting to buy just more chips.
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