What´s so special about them, RedPat? Dutch Fries are a specialty here. They are thicker and more "potato-ish". Haven´t had them in a long time! Must go some day!
Mmm, nothing beats a classic bag of chips! I'm always on the hunt for a good snack, so it's cool to know about Old Dutch. I'll definitely have to keep an eye out for them to see if they live up to the hype. Thanks for sharing.
Do they taste good?
ReplyDelete...a flavor favorite sounds good to me!
ReplyDeleteI see them around. Admittedly I'm not really one for chips.
ReplyDeleteI've heard of those but haven't seen the name mention in many years.
ReplyDeleteSince the tariff war, I've been seeing a brand called Covered Bridge. I haven't tried them yet.
ReplyDeleteThese were the potato chips of my youth. That brand has been around for a very long time.
ReplyDeleteWhat´s so special about them, RedPat? Dutch Fries are a specialty here. They are thicker and more "potato-ish". Haven´t had them in a long time! Must go some day!
ReplyDeleteI love potato chips. My favourite are plain and salted ones. Most people prefer the onion and cheese kind.
ReplyDeleteGood sign. I would love to taste that
ReplyDeleteI hope they are made in Canada.
ReplyDeleteAs Dutch I wonder what they are. Never heard that before.
ReplyDeleteLike! Nice trade mark
ReplyDeleteMmm, nothing beats a classic bag of chips! I'm always on the hunt for a good snack, so it's cool to know about Old Dutch. I'll definitely have to keep an eye out for them to see if they live up to the hype. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYes, they are here and quite popular too!
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