What's the best potato chip ever?

[callmemike20]

I think they are only made in Chicago, or the Midwest, I don't know. But, Jays Barbecue Potato Chips are the best BBQ Chips ever...really...ever. They are phenomenal.

 

[Maccin475]

Lays Salt and Vinegar. Kettle's Salt and Vinegar is a close second.

 

[JRoDDz]

 

[David G.]

Yes!

 

[Hayduke60]

Always been a PikNik kind of guy

 

[Little HZ]

Charles Chips--the ones that came in the bucket-sized tin.

But, nostalgia aside, Kettle chips are great.

 

[philipt42]

Uh, I almost feel funny saying this amongst potato chip connoisseurs, but I like

lays

 

[Blinkwing]

Estrella's Salt & Vinegar.

I'd seriously move to Sweden just for these chips. Mmmm.

 

[Ttownbeast]

HERR's Hienz Kechup flavored only when they are fresh just out of the bag though--either fresh or stale though they taste like a french fry in the same state to their specific freshness (like the difference between a hot crispy one and a cold soggy one)

 

[Skengman]

Cheese and Onion/Flame Grilled Steak McCoys.
Or maybe Kettle Chips. Difficult decision.

 

[weckart]

These

and I like the look of these

 

[Ttownbeast]

These

and I like the look of these

I have some fresh picked Habs in my fridge I'm considering makin some salsa I even got Vinces slap chop just for the purpose of mincing hot peppers

 

[cjmillsnun]

From your local chip shop of course. Covered in salt and vinegar!

Om nom nom

 

[jb60606]

Only from the can, though. Unfortunately, Planters stopped manufacturing these a decade ago, but I'm leading the protest to bring them back.

 

[Ttownbeast]

From your local chip shop of course. Covered in salt and vinegar!

Om nom nom

OK you got us, the OP probably should have translated for the UK: "crisps" language even amoungst those who speak the same one is a tricky thing isn't it? A prime example: On one side of the Atlantic spotted dick is a food item on the other it is cause for serious medical concern.

 

[Unspeaked]

Only from the can, though. Unfortunately, Planters stopped manufacturing these a decade ago, but I'm leading the protest to bring them back.

I can't believe I forgot those existed.

I'm sure the quantities I ate of them as a kid cut a good year or two off my life...

 

[Crawn2003]

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Mike-sells Potato chips.

Since I'm from Dayton, Ohio and Mike's is the oldest brand of chips still around, they are my favorite.

Sucks for me though, they don't exist out here on the West Coast! :-(

 

[dingster1]

Interesting to see so many salt and vinegar lovers here. I like Utz Kettle chips only in that flavor. The other thing I like is Utz's salt and vinegar pork rinds when I can find them.

 

[sysiphus]

Easy, Tim's Cascade Jalepeno chips! YUM. Can't get them in the Midwest, though. Sigh...

 

[Ttownbeast]

Easy, Tim's Cascade Jalepeno chips! YUM. Can't get them in the Midwest, though. Sigh...

Yah i know what you mean 2 things I cant get here in NY Tims Cascade chips and Henry Weinhards

 

[killswitch1698]

Cape Cod Kettle Cooked.

Fo shizzle mah nizzle.

 

[macfan881]

Pringles or lays orignal Chips