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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsWhat is your favorite flavor of potato chips? Mine is Cheddar Cheese and sour cream by Ruffles. How about you? My
chips must have ridges.
True Dough
(25,972 posts)
debm55
(56,690 posts)Bobstandard
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debm55
(56,690 posts)Edited.
AZJonnie
(2,969 posts)Cheddar Sour Cream is also probably my fave actual 'flavored' ones, though, like you. Jalapeno flavored can be damn tasty too, at least the way some brands make 'em.
But my own are the best

debm55
(56,690 posts)Diamond_Dog
(39,908 posts)I loved plain regular Lays with French onion dip.
debm55
(56,690 posts)Aristus
(71,778 posts)Used to be sour cream and onion. Until I discovered the cheddar cheese and sour cream variety.
debm55
(56,690 posts)Ziggysmom
(4,069 posts)Yum!
debm55
(56,690 posts)MustLoveBeagles
(14,951 posts)debm55
(56,690 posts)electric_blue68
(26,146 posts).
Ones I've never seen, and interested:
Balsamic Sweet Onion
Cheese & Onion
Garden tomatoes and basil
Honey mustard
Italian Rosemary & herbs
Kettle olive and herbs
There's all kinds of chicken, beef, seafood varieties!
Various chillies. Kimchi! Wasab!!
Some flavors ftom India.
A bunch seem to be International only
Wow I think I got through? 100+ or so
I'll have to see more. 😄
debm55
(56,690 posts)electric_blue68
(26,146 posts)Salt & vinegar, Kettle cooked,
Eh, maaaybe w garlic?
I should keep an eye out for different ones! 👍😄
🤔 I should try a Sour Cream one. I love sour cream!
debm55
(56,690 posts)Xavier Breath
(6,521 posts)debm55
(56,690 posts)beaglelover
(4,433 posts)debm55
(56,690 posts)jmowreader
(52,938 posts)My workspace in Berlin hosted a British Army element doing the same thing we were. In Britain tea is a food group so the chaplain at RAF Gatow sent a van to the hill every day to sell little sandwiches made on brotchen, tea by the gallon, chips and sweets. That's where I found out about salt and vinegar chips.