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Potato Chips

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Kettle slow cooked chilli................:drool:

Also I cant think of the brand name, but my local supermarket imports these weird Asian "pringle like" chips, flavours; chilli chicken, peking duck (my fave and yes, they do taste like peking duck) and wasabi lobster (best avoided :yuck:)

I hope we get some Brits in on the discussion, they know how to make potato chips :yes:

roast lamb and rosmary anyone?
 
I like Sterzings when in Burlington, IA, at Cracker Barrel I like Charles, Dan Dee in Cleveland, anywhere else, Lays fried in sunflower oil!!

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Doritos all the way. Any flavor that is.

EDIT: Brain fart on my part that Doritos are corn chips and not potato chips. I will have to go with Classic Lays then. But I still like Doritos.
 
Lay's Classic, but only because it's the next best thing to Utz from my childhood when I used to live just miles from their Hanover, PA factory. Mmmmmmmmm.... fresh, right off the conveyors.
 
+2 on the Lays Classic.

A number of years ago we visited my wife's family in PA and I remember Goods Potato Chips as being the panacea. Ingredients: Potatos, lard, salt added. We had some visitors this winter from PA and they brought us a bag of the Goods. I ate three or four chips and ate no more. They weren't as good as I remembered. Too "cold-grease" tasting if that's a descriptor.


Mike
 
O'Boise, but they haven't made 'em in years. I like a certain salt-n-vinegar chip, but can't recall the brand at the moment. It's some small regional brand, I think. You can tell I haven't eaten any in a while.
 
Lays classic fo sho'

My ex GF loved sterzings, she lived in iowa. I hate those things.

My current GF enjoys kitchen cooked, which I don't like either.

Evan
 
Lay's Classic, but only because it's the next best thing to Utz from my childhood when I used to live just miles from their Hanover, PA factory. Mmmmmmmmm.... fresh, right off the conveyors.

Those Utz's are sensational. Not over-salted like most everyone else's.
My personal favorites are the Kettle crinkle-cut chips from Costco in the big 1lb bags.
Tom
 
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