Kettle Brand Brings Back Retired Chip Flavors, and They're Good
[Photographs: Robyn Lee]  Kettle Brand starting bagging their
first crispy, golden potato chips in 1982. Since then, they've
expanded their lineup from plain chips to flavors like salt and
pepper, spicy Thai, sweet onion, and honey dijon. In honor of
its 30th birthday, Kettle Brand decided to bring back four of
its retired flavors: Jalapeno Jack, Cheddar Beer, Salsa, and Red
Chili. They're all the same kettle chips we've come to love and
expect from the brand: thin, extra crunchy, and not too salty.
Jalapeno Jack  This flavor is the best of the bunch. Though they
weren't nearly as hot as I would like, they do have a satisfying
jalapeno flavor that finishes with salty jack cheese, peppers,
and a little bit of spice. If you're like me and you love
classic sour cream and onion chips, you might find yourself
bulldozing your way through a bag of these.  Cheddar Beer  The
straightforward, potent cheddar seasoning on these chips was a
crowdpleaser at