Old Dutch Bringing Mexican Chili Chips Back!

[Staypuft]

Hey, it matters to me.

I had to phone Old Dutch today to do some research for a story I'm doing, and had to ask if they were planning on ever bringing them back..and to my surprise, on February 4th, 2008 they will be back in stores.

Yes, I am much more excited than I should be...but they were just so freakin' good.

So, just in case you care not about this chip-tacular news, what is your favourite kind of chip?

[ricoFlame]

those were definitely some tasty chips. nice. they were definitely my fave, i don't eat chips anymore, so i guess they'd still be my fave.

[TheDragon]

Normally I'm a Salt & Vinegar man. Hearing that they're bringing back Chili chips, though, is definitely going to have me buying a few bags.

[J pold]

I am thrilled!!! Love those Chips!

[Muta]

Nothing beats the first bite into a handful of Lay's Salt and Vinegar chips.

Also, I may be alone here, but I like the Buffalo Chicken Wing-flavoured ones.

[J pold]

Eating Salt and Vinegar chips results in me sweating violently

[Staypuft]

It's funny, I was asking which chips were the most popular...and for individual bags, Salt and Vinegar is the top seller. They leave me parched, personally (and who likes to be parched?). For the bigger bags, apparently nothing comes close to the Ripple Chips.

[The Goon]

Depending on my mood, it's Salt & Vinegar or Buffalo Wing. I've never tried these Mexican Chili chips, but I'll give them a shot.

[Engine09]

Always been an Old Dutch fan, any other brand is just cheap and of low quality. Can't stand Lay's, Pringles are alright.

When it's time to buy Nachos is always Old Dutch, also like Ketchup and Buffalo Wings.

I know that Iggy has a deal with them, wonder if he actually eats the product.

[Reaper]

This is even better than when sexy was brought back.

[SteveToms]

My dad used to love Lay's Hot BBQ. Can't get them anymore.

[SarichFan]

Awesome.. Speaking of chips. Anyone know why they don't allow more Browned chips into the bags? Those taste 100% better.

[Fobulous]

Anyone know if you can get flaming hot cheetos in Canada? They are damn good but I can't find them anywhere... only when I go to the states.

[flylock shox]

Originally Posted by Staypuft

Yes, I am much more excited than I should be...but they were just so freakin' good.

Marshmallow man, you are not alone. The second I saw the words "Old Dutch" and "Mexican Chili" near each other, my salivary glands kicked in and I think it moved.

[flylock shox]

And actually, just to follow up, does anyone remember O'Ryan's sour cream'n'onion chips? You know, the ones in the pale green bag where the weight was half chip, half topping? Damn do I miss those.

I'm really surprised to discover what an emotional attachment I seem to have to childhood potato chips. Weird.

[Resolute 14]

Originally Posted by Muta

Nothing beats the first bite into a handful of Lay's Salt and Vinegar chips.

Also, I may be alone here, but I like the Buffalo Chicken Wing-flavoured ones.

The Old Dutch Rave Salt and Vinegar chips rule. Nothing like sucking your face insideout.

Edit to add: Can you call back and ask them if they are ever going to re-release the cheddar cheese flavoured ripple chips? Best chips ever.

[Torture]

Never tried it....going to have to as soon as it gets back I suppose.

I also agree that Old Dutch >>>>>>> Lays

[Rathji]

Originally Posted by Muta

Nothing beats the first bite into a handful of Lay's Salt and Vinegar chips.

Also, I may be alone here, but I like the Buffalo Chicken Wing-flavoured ones.

I loved those!

[SeeGeeWhy]

I am fantasizing that the broccoli that I am eating right now is actually a handful of Mexican Chili Chips.

[RougeUnderoos]

Originally Posted by fotze

Didn't they have sour cream and bacon?

Do that bacon flavour actually contain any bacon?

No pigs were harmed in the making of bacon flavouring. I'm sure of it.

I recently came across a co-worker who is 30 years-old and grew up in Canada and he'd never tried Bar-B-Q chips. I was holding an open bag for a friend (I'd never eat that crap myself, I'm all natural) and I offered him some chips and he said "Bar-B-Q?" like it was something exotic. He had a couple chips and said "yuck, tastes like salt". He didn't like them.

Naturally I called him a f@g and told him to move away from me. But it did strike me that Bar-B-Q chips don't taste at all like anything I've ever eaten that came off a barbecue. Still though, who goes their whole life without at least trying some Old Dutch Bar-B-Q? How do you even do that in Canada? Hasn't he ever been to Macs? It's like saying you've never tried root beer, or Smarties. WEIRD.