Utz potato chips

Utz potato chips


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UTZ, Herrs, and Snyders are sold in my local supermarkets in Portland, OR

Not the full line but there's product
 
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My grandpa always had these growing up. His name was Charles.
Are they still around? As a kid, I remember we used to get Charles Chips. It was a delivery service, kind of like the milk man. The truck would come around every week or two and drop off a can. They also had chocolate coated animal crackers, of which I was a fan.
 
Snyders of Berlin or Hanover??
there's a difference :thu:

“In October 2019, Utz acquired rival snack food company Snyder of Berlin, Berlin, Pennsylvania (not to be confused with Snyder's of Hanover, with whom Utz had previously attempted to merge) from Pinnacle Foods.[16]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utz_Brands

the crazy thing about Utz is that any food manufacturing operation is ultimately a logistics operation; raw materials get shipped in, snack food gets shipped out.

Hanover PA is frustratingly far from any highways (~20 mins in any direction). It’s not a port city. It has a rail spur at best.

I can’t believe Snyders of Shippensburg hasn’t eaten their I81 logistical lunch by now
 
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“In October 2019, Utz acquired rival snack food company Snyder of Berlin, Berlin, Pennsylvania (not to be confused with Snyder's of Hanover, with whom Utz had previously attempted to merge) from Pinnacle Foods.[16]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utz_Brands

the crazy thing about Utz is that any food manufacturing operation is ultimately a logistics operation; raw materials get shipped in, snack food gets shipped out.

Hanover PA is frustratingly far from any highways (~20 mins in any direction). It’s not a port city. It has a rail spur at best.

I can’t believe Snyders of Shippensburg hasn’t eaten their I81 logistical lunch by now

My brother went to Shippensburg for his first year and a half of college. tiny little college town. But yeah, right off 81.
 
i've had those, but in a bag.
pretty good.
how about Ballrich chips? they're in every store around these parts. probably because they're made 25 miles from here. :idea:

I think they stopped having the giant can option in the 1970s. The old Jays factory was nine miles from where I grew up. If you were going down the expressway at the right time the air smelled like fresh chips for about a mile.
 
I think they stopped having the giant can option in the 1970s. The old Jays factory was nine miles from where I grew up. If you were going down the expressway at the right time the air smelled like fresh chips for about a mile.

"the air smelled like"

Now I'm thinking about the Cracker Jack factory.
 
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