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Kettle Brand

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Potato Chip Brand Organic Natural Premium Artisan Crunchy Thick Cut Kettle Brand Organic Chips
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description Kettle Brand Overview

Kettle Brand remains a top contender for its consistently excellent kettle-cooked chips. Their commitment to organic potatoes and natural seasonings shines through in every bite. The thick-cut chips offer a satisfyingly robust crunch and a bold flavor profile that stands out from the crowd. While slightly pricier than mainstream brands, the quality and taste justify the cost.

Kettle Brand's dedication to sustainable practices and unique flavor combinations, like Honey Dijon and Fire-Roasted Jalapeno, keeps them at the forefront of the chip market.

insights Ranking position

Kettle Brand ranks #1 of 3 in the Potato Chip Brand ranking, ahead of Cape Cod.

balance Kettle Brand Pros & Cons

thumb_up Pros
  • check Excellent crunch and texture
  • check High-quality organic potatoes
  • check Bold natural flavorings
thumb_down Cons
  • close High sodium content
  • close Relatively expensive

help Kettle Brand FAQ

Why are Kettle Brand chips crunchier than regular Lay's-style chips?

Kettle Brand uses a kettle-cooked process, which fries thicker potato slices in smaller batches than continuous-fried thin chips. That gives flavors like Sea Salt and Jalapeno their harder, louder crunch.

Where did Kettle Brand start?

Kettle Foods was founded in Oregon and became closely associated with Salem, Oregon. The company began as a natural-food business before its potato chips became the main Kettle Brand product.

Who owns Kettle Brand now?

Kettle Brand is part of Campbell's snack portfolio through the Snyder's-Lance acquisition. That places it under the same corporate umbrella as several large U.S. snack brands.

How does Kettle Brand compare with Cape Cod chips?

Both are kettle-cooked chip brands, but Kettle Brand is strongly associated with bolder flavors like Jalapeno, Backyard Barbeque, and Sea Salt & Vinegar. Cape Cod, founded in Massachusetts, is often compared for a more classic New England kettle-chip style.

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