Posted: 11/27/2024 9:13:06 PM EDT
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I'll make this as concise as possible. My wife's grandpa lived in Greenfield, Indiana. She visited him every summer. There was a specific type of potato chip that he ate and we would like to see if we can find them. The chips were unsalted, cut thick and had ridges. She thinks the chips were in a blue and white bag and had a flag on the bag, possibly an American flag. They would have been purchased at a Marsh grocery store in the early 1980s. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Ya'll have a great Thanksgiving. TIA for all replies. |
| Only thing that wouldn’t necessarily be super common everywhere these days might be “Herr’s” chips? They tend to be super thick and have ridges. Don’t remember if Marsh sold them back in the day though. Like everyone they have about a million different flavors these days. Good luck! |
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Originally Posted By M4-Pilot: Only thing that wouldn't necessarily be super common everywhere these days might be "Herr's" chips? They tend to be super thick and have ridges. Don't remember if Marsh sold them back in the day though. Like everyone they have about a million different flavors these days. Good luck! Thank you much, sir. She doesn't think it was Herr's but we appreciate the thought very much. |
