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U.S. News & World Report
Ed Levine
author of New York east (More)
likes them for the greaseless but deep potato taste. |
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Men’s
Journal
**The 100
Best Things to Eat in America**Ole Salty’s potato chips.
Rendered with such care that you taste the tater instead of the
grease. |
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The
Best Report
The perfect
potato chip—light, crispy and consummately
Potato-ey (as opposed to greasy) is a far cry from the often
Pallid-tasting commercial varieties found in grocery stores. |
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Country Journal –
Blair Ketchums
One of the
smuggest feelings in the world comes from having
a secret source of good food. Everybody else is eating ordinary
Potato chips, but you know a little factory that makes wonderful
chips. |
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Rockford Magazine
Let the
chips fall where they may. THE WINNER: Ole Salty’s was The
judges favorite. With three first place votes. One judge said
the chip had character, while another said it would be good with
Ice cream. YUCK |
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Food
FindS
Until we
tasted Ole Salty’s, we thought we were loyal to only a lard
cooked chip. But the Guastos, have created an almost meaty chip
That manages the miracle of tasting what it is—a slice of fried
potato. |
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The
Best of the Midwest Market at Ravinia
The Best of
The Midwest Market-presented by “The American Institute of
Wine and Food” have consistently included Ole Salty’s amoung
eighty other
Producers chosen throughout the mid-west to be a part of their
annual Chicago-land market.
Several
years ago Ole Salty’s was invited to participate in the
“International
Cullinary Institute” convention that met with many of the worlds
great chefs.
POTATO CHIPS and the WORLDS GREAT CHEFS?????? Ole Salty’s is
still trying
to figure that one out! |