Author Topic: Jays Vs Lays  (Read 1773 times)

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for me, definetly Jays


lays are a bag of air.

and what are jays

are jays not sold everywhere?

I live in michigan

i have never seen a bag of jays in my entire life
i guess ill go with lays

lays are like "the air is for preservation!" but they use too much

i've never seen jay's, although i do like mike sell's.

maybe it's only an upper midwest thing

anyway, if i did go over to the dark side, lightly salted or the dill pickle lays are good

maybe it's only an upper midwest thing

anyway, if i did go over to the dark side, lightly salted or the dill pickle lays are good

i live in ohio and i've never seen a jay's

How come you guys always forget to mention cape cod chips. ._.

i didnt know that so many chip brands are only locally recognized

jays are just off-brand lays gtfo


i normally get kroger brand, stuff's cash

jays are just off-brand lays gtfo
they taste completely different


Lay's (Walker's in the UK) are nice, but always half-filled.
It's Nitrogen they put in the bags to keep the crisps fresh, if I recall correctly.
But I definitely think that Walker's overcompensate for it, or at least in their traditional crisps.

Things like Wotsits, also by Walker's, don't seem to be too bad.

I also didn't know that Walker's was an original British company and created the iconic Walker's/Lay's style crisps, and that Lay's later bought the company and introduced the style to America, but leant their logo to Walker's.
And now they're both owned by PepsiCo.