Kettle Foods

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Kettle Foods[edit | edit source]

Kettle Foods is a popular snack food company that specializes in producing kettle-cooked potato chips. Founded in 1978 by Cameron Healy and Steve Bernard, the company has grown to become one of the leading brands in the snack food industry.

History[edit | edit source]

Kettle Foods was established in Salem, Oregon, with the aim of creating a unique and flavorful potato chip. The founders, Healy and Bernard, believed that the traditional method of kettle-cooking would result in a superior chip compared to the mass-produced alternatives.

The company started small, with a single kettle and a commitment to using only the finest ingredients. As word spread about the delicious taste and crunch of Kettle Foods' chips, the demand grew rapidly. This led to the expansion of their production facilities and the introduction of new flavors to cater to a wider audience.

Products[edit | edit source]

Kettle Foods offers a wide range of kettle-cooked potato chips in various flavors. Some of their popular flavors include Sea Salt, Salt and Vinegar, Jalapeno, and New York Cheddar. The company takes pride in using only natural ingredients and avoiding artificial flavors or preservatives.

In addition to potato chips, Kettle Foods also produces other snack products such as tortilla chips and popcorn. These products maintain the same commitment to quality and flavor that the company is known for.

Sustainability[edit | edit source]

Kettle Foods is dedicated to sustainability and minimizing its environmental impact. The company sources its potatoes from local farmers who follow sustainable farming practices. They also use solar panels to generate a portion of their energy needs and have implemented recycling programs in their facilities.

Awards and Recognition[edit | edit source]

Over the years, Kettle Foods has received numerous awards and recognition for their high-quality products. They have been recognized for their commitment to taste, innovation, and sustainability. Some notable awards include the Snack Food Association's "Best Potato Chip" award and the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval.

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