Greyghost
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Schuler's Potato Chips
Wed, 11/9/05 4:51 PM
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Does anyone remember Schuler's potato chips? They were quality chips and very regional in nature. In the late 50s my sister worked for Schuler's and would frequently bring home a Schuler's feast, made just that day at the factory. For a kid growing up in the 50's it didn't get any better than that.
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markolenski
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RE: Schuler's Potato Chips
Wed, 11/9/05 6:43 PM
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Greyghost
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RE: Schuler's Potato Chips
Wed, 11/9/05 6:51 PM
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Very cool. Thank you.
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Michael Hoffman
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RE: Schuler's Potato Chips
Wed, 11/9/05 7:18 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Greyghost
Does anyone remember Schuler's potato chips? They were quality chips and very regional in nature. In the late 50s my sister worked for Schuler's and would frequently bring home a Schuler's feast, made just that day at the factory. For a kid growing up in the 50's it didn't get any better than that.
That's the brand of potato chip I grew up with. Are they out of business?
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Greyghost
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RE: Schuler's Potato Chips
Wed, 11/9/05 7:29 PM
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I think the brand became defunct many years ago. As I recall a larger regional chain bought them out; I think it was Wise. Wise in turn is now owned by Borden's as memory serves.
If anyone can bring the brand back I would think it would be Borden's as they probably own the name.
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