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Utz Chips?


CarolinaKip

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Does anyone have the brand UTZ chips in their area? I have come across these and they all have "this is a gluten free food" on them except their bake tortilia chips. Wondering if anyone had tried them. I also came across chips by the brand name "Kettles" that are a kettle cook potato chip. I have found these in Food Lion and Lowes Food. Anyone tried thses??


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Does anyone have the brand UTZ chips in their area? I have come across these and they all have "this is a gluten free food" on them except their bake tortilia chips. Wondering if anyone had tried them. I also came across chips by the brand name "Kettles" that are a kettle cook potato chip. I have found these in Food Lion and Lowes Food. Anyone tried thses??

Yes, they are fine. I've had them many times. Tthey are just potato chips.

skigirlchar Newbie

Utz has multiple factories to make their chips, pretzels, cheese puffs, etc. You may want to check w/ customer relations to be sure that the tortilia chips are not made in a factory that also makes the pretzels or cheese puffs. (i happen to <3 utz & a number of years ago had the opportunity to go on one of their factory tours.)

CarolinaKip Community Regular

Thank you both!

Juliebove Rising Star

I have bought Utz. My inlaws are in PA and we lived there for a short while. That's where they are made. You can mail order them from their website. The only problem with that for us is that we had to get so many chips we couldn't eat them all before they went bad. So I quit doing that. Daughter also has a peanut allergy so that did limit what we could buy even more.

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