No Potatoes were inhumanely treated in the production of this great tasting snack

I wanted to write a short hub on one of this world's naturally delicious favorite snacks. I haven't seen another hub out there on this one particular topic, but that certainly doesn't mean that there isn't another hub out there on this topic either. So far I have written a few hubs that merely give clues to the subject's identity, and lets the visitors guess what the subject may be. So I thought I would give it another shot with this hub.

This food starts off with good old fresh farm grown potatoes, which are all cooked in all natural oil with a dash of everyday household salt. This is all perfected so that every single one of these delicious treats are perfectly crispy and crunchy, each and every time for the consumer bites into them to eat.

All of the ingredients for this snack hold absolutely no preservatives whatsoever $6. There's only three basic all natural ingredients from nature in this food, which consists of potatoes, salt, and vegetable oil. This vegetable oil can sometimes be sunflower, corn, and or canola oil. Now these are the basic ingredients for only the classic flavor in this snack. There's also an entire array of assorted flavors that this food comes in as well. There is barbecue, sour cream, ranch, and the list goes on and on just like the energizer bunny rabbit for every taste bud out there.

This snack claims that it contains zero grams of trans fat, not that I really understand what all of that means, and it is sold in bags sometimes as small as one little net. ounce. I really can't get into disclosing any of the company names that manufacture this snack, without giving away it's true identity, and what fun would that be anyway. But one story about this snack that comes to mind was said to have happened in one of the processing plants where it's produced. One day a forklift operator got to day dreaming while eating this snack food, and they forgot what they were doing and drove right out of a dock door. They weren't hurt, but needless to say a new plant rule immediately went into effect prohibiting the eating of this product while operating heavy equipment.

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