Whole Foods is Selling New Sandwich-Flavored Potato Chips
Katherine Pendrill — May 19, 2020 — Lifestyle
Just when it seemed that every chip flavor had been done before, Whole Foods has begun selling some innovative new sandwich-flavored potato chips.
Sold under the Whole Foods’ 365 Everyday Value brand, the new sandwich-flavored potato chips are your favorite sandwich combos in potato chip form. The new chips come in three tasty flavors, each of which is inspired by a classic sandwich. There's a Cuban Press flavor that tastes like ham and cheese, a Pastrami on Rye flavor that tastes just like the classic New York sandwich, and an Italian Hoagie flavor that tastes like a salami sub.
According to eagle-eyed shoppers, the sandwich-flavored potato chips are now available at Whole Foods for a limited time.
Image Credit: @familyfooddude.
Sold under the Whole Foods’ 365 Everyday Value brand, the new sandwich-flavored potato chips are your favorite sandwich combos in potato chip form. The new chips come in three tasty flavors, each of which is inspired by a classic sandwich. There's a Cuban Press flavor that tastes like ham and cheese, a Pastrami on Rye flavor that tastes just like the classic New York sandwich, and an Italian Hoagie flavor that tastes like a salami sub.
According to eagle-eyed shoppers, the sandwich-flavored potato chips are now available at Whole Foods for a limited time.
Image Credit: @familyfooddude.
Trend Themes
1. Sandwich-flavored Potato Chips - Creating unique and innovative flavor combinations in potato chips, offering consumers a new snacking experience.
2. 365 Everyday Value Brand - Expanding the product lineup under the 365 Everyday Value brand, attracting customers with novelty and variety.
3. Limited Time Offer - Utilizing limited-time offers to create a sense of urgency and encourage increased sales and demand.
Industry Implications
1. Snack Food Industry - Introducing innovative flavors in the snack food industry, catering to changing consumer preferences and creating new market segments.
2. Private Label Brands - Leveraging private label brands to introduce unique and exclusive products, differentiating from competitors and driving customer loyalty.
3. Grocery Retail Industry - Capitalizing on limited-time offers to attract and retain customers, driving foot traffic and boosting sales in the grocery retail industry.
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