A pound of potato chips, in a steel tin.
Thin-cut and salted. Potatoes, oil, salt, since 1942. Put it on the counter and somebody will ask where you got it.
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What you're getting
Potatoes. Oil. Salt.
You taste the potato, not the oil. Same three ingredients and the same recipe since 1942. Nothing else on the label.
Sixteen servings, two family-size bags' worth, in one tin.
When it runs low, a refill bag fills it back up. The tin keeps its spot on the counter.
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Anna D.
"My son, now 44, asked me about the deliveries. I bought him a can for Father's Day. He was elated."
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Amber M.
"He remembered having the tin in the house as a child and always wanted one of his own. Now he has one."
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Carole S.
"He loves them. Just like when he was a kid."
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Contessa F.
"My son loves them so much I'll be sending them to him each month at college."
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Clifford P.
"I love these Kettle chips. After the Original, these are the next best."
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Maggie A.
"A husband appreciation gift. He says the tin will be a nice keepsake for future shipments."
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Elizabeth
"This gift was for my dad's 85th birthday. He loved them and the canister."
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Steve W.
"Just like when I was a kid, the taste is still the same. I'm 70 now and we don't have Charles Chips here."
★★★★★ Verified buyer
Sending it to someone?
One in four of these tins goes to somebody else.
A brother in Colorado. A dad who won't say what he wants. It arrives ready to hand over, no wrapping, no prices inside. Write a note and we tuck it in the box.
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Stacked, sealed, and waiting for your address.
Pairs well with
There's more where this came from.
Same chips in bags. Cookies and popcorn in their own tins. And the sticks.
1,811 reviews
"Not too much salt and not too much oil. You taste the chips, not like the others where all you taste is salt." Joseph F., verified buyerMost of you say the taste is the one you remember, and that the tin ends up staying in the kitchen for years. The most common question is about size: this is the one-pound tin, smaller than the big one from the truck days.
