The manufacturer is Dieffenbach’s. Mountain Folklore: Nothing ugly about the taste of Uglies chips These are potato chips made from less-than-perfect-looking potatoes.

Pennsylvania snack manufacturer Dieffenbach’s Potato Chips has a new product that is impacting local farmers and food waste. Uglies, a line of potato chips made with “ugly” rejected potatoes ...

Dieffenbach’s Potato Chips of Pennsylvania transforms the orphaned potatoes into UGLIES, a line of small-batch, kettle-cooked chips that are as delicious as any on store shelves.

As backyard grills fire up and coolers get packed for long afternoons in the sun, the Fourth of July remains one of America's ...

Potato chip maker Dieffenbach’s bets on ‘ugly’ potatoes with the launch of its new brand Uglies, which uses potatoes that have been rejected by farmers, potato brokers, or other chip makers.

WOMELSDORF, PA — Uglies® Kettle Chips is diving into the holiday season with two new sweet potato chip flavors: Hot Honey and Spicy BBQ. These flavors, launching this month, expand on the brand ...

The chip aisle should be a sacred place with options aplenty. Most of the time, it is, with the only real concerns being a spike in cholesterol and some greasy palms. However, on occasion, recalls ...

Which Lay's potato chips were recalled? How to identify them. The only product listed in the recall is the 13-ounce bag of Lay's Classic Potato Chips. They have the UPC number 2840031041.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration upgraded a recall of Lay's potato chips to its highest level over fears that consuming the products could cause serious illness or death to some at-risk groups ...

Frito-Lay is recalling 13-ounce bags of its Lay’s Classic Potato Chips due to fears that they “may contain undeclared milk” that can pose a “risk of a serious or life-threatening allergic ...

The U.K. fish-and-chip shop staple consists of two slabs of white bread slathered with butter—aka the "butty"—and jammed with what looks like enough sliced spuds to fill an entire fryer basket.

Pennsylvania snack manufacturer Dieffenbach’s Potato Chips has a new product that is impacting local farmers and food waste. Uglies, a line of potato chips made with “ugly” rejected potatoes, was ...