Kitchen Cooked Classic Potato Chips - 8.5oz: Salted
$3.29 ($0.35/ounce)
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These chips have a nostalgic appeal for many guests, particularly those who enjoyed them in Illinois. While some guests appreciate the potato flavor and texture, others express disappointment over changes in recipe and production. The desire for availability in more locations is a common theme, highlighting their popularity. Guests are eager for the original recipe and hope for improvements in future batches, making these chips a beloved yet evolving snack option.
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4.5 out of 5 stars with 21 reviews
quality: 2.67 out of 5
taste: 2.5 out of 5
value: 2.33 out of 5
50% would recommend
4 recommendations
5 out of 5 stars
9 October, 2026
originally posted on Utz Brands
Please sell in Texas
I loved these chips when I lived in Illinois. Recent trip up north I saw them in Kroger. Bought a couple bags and thought I’d order them online. Now I see that these cannot be bought online. Please start selling them in Texas.
5 out of 5 stars
9 February, 2026
originally posted on Utz Brands
Please bring these back!!
These were my favorite. Can you please start making these with the original recipe?
5 out of 5 stars
26 January, 2026
originally posted on Utz Brands
Please sell these in Minnesota
When I lived in Illinois, I loved these. They were sold over the Quad Cities, and were my go-to chip. If anyone with the power is reading this, PLEASE start selling these in Minnesota. They will be a hit.
1 out of 5 stars
Thumbs down graphic, would not recommend
13 August, 2023
not how they used to be
beyond oily.. similar to a kettle cooked and they arent as flavorful or salty. disappointed
2 out of 5 stars
6 June, 2023Verified purchase
Things changed
Found these chips downstate Illinois four years ago. They had the hydrogenated oils, (OMG, so politically incorrect!!) and some trans fat (and i am still alive!!) which gave the chips that light, fluffy not-greasy-to-the-touch that reminded me of a local chip (Northwest Indiana) I grew up with that was forced out off the shelves, a casualty of the big-box wars. Could only get them downstate, but then found them on-line through Tartget, free-shipping if I purchased 9 each 8.5 oz bags. No problem there, since family members back home were missing the old local chip. Got my 9 bags, but was disappointed...were more like a kettle-cooked wanna-be, not the artery-clogging forbidden fruit. Called the manufacturer right away, asking what changed. First off, trans fats are now outlawed (what??), but they still used the partially hydrogenated oils. He attributed the difference not to trans fats, (remains to be seen, IMO), but instead to moving production from the original Farmington Il plant, and having to replace the old kettles from that. Still tweaking the new plant ops and new kettles. Suggested they would improve, and sent me 9 manufacturer's coupons for free orders (tax n.i.c.) . Ordered the new ones today, jury is still out, but I doubt, without the trans fats, they can replicate the old standby. Have to find a new food to kill me, I guess.
2 out of 5 stars
Thumbs down graphic, would not recommend
26 November, 2022Verified purchase
CHANGED!
Chips are thicker, almost double the amount of sodium. Wonder if they use different potatoes and /or oil. Now part of another company and made in Pennsylvania not Illinois. I liked them because they reminded me of another brand of chip that I grew up with that went out of business about 5 years ago. so sad! If you aren't expecting the original chip, they are fine.
5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
5 November, 2022Verified purchase
Best Chips
Love these potato chips, I ordered 6 bags.
5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
22 March, 2022Verified purchase
Loj
Best old fashion chips ever
5 out of 5 stars
22 August, 2021Verified purchase
Good Chips
My husband loves these chips. They have a good potato taste and are not too salty.