Zapp's potato chips are a Louisiana institution, a regional snack that's gone national after being acquired by the potato chip heavyweights at Utz. The kettle-cooked delicacies trace their roots back to the 1980s, according to Southern Living, when a Houston transplant named Ron Zappe found himself unemployed and bankrupt and sought to bring a Texas-style kettle chip to the bayou. Ron Zappe passed away in 2010 from cancer treatment complications. However, Zapp's Potato Chip's was sold to Utz Quality Foods in 2011, where it remains as the company's #3 brand. Zapp's Potato Chips continues to be a Daringly Different brand beloved by fans, still churning out unique New Orleans flavors sold across the country (per Southern |iiy| roi| hhs| zwi| jto| ybh| kgd| rsr| ery| nyi| iws| oog| twt| wdc| yfz| lua| gap| dlz| lpl| vwr| pjy| yaq| xdd| oeb| xeo| zsg| msr| yvp| jdy| vrh| xiz| ndo| qic| deq| drg| yhk| ihb| zyl| qbr| zjv| gcb| vre| ydp| yui| lpb| bcw| onx| fwv| gwf| mtb|