I've heard that Red Rock Deli are the best selling chip but a glance at the shelf the other night and Kettle looked to be much more popular, they weren't even on special. I do like the lemon and cracked pepper Red Rocks, they are all pretty good. The Kettle ones just look too manufactured to me, that odd crinkle business. I prefer a potato chip to at least look like it was once a potato.
Red Rock Deli Sea Salt flavored chips...
I Love Em...
Lee
75% fat free
Mmmmmm, chips. 
Don't really care which ones are on offer, they are
both good. Especially like the Lime with Black Pepper ones.
I'm a Kettle man. They use Aussie potatos not dodgy imports.
if it's free i like it
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Competition is firece for Quality Potatos. Maccas use a crapload of potatos.
Red Rock Deli is owned by Pepsico / Fritolay Huge multi-national.
Kettle started as a locally owned business, was joined up with snack brands Australia 6-7 or so years ago. Snack Brands Australia (Thins, CC's,
Kettle, Frech Fires, etc) where purchased by Arnotts Biscuits in 2003?? or so to become "Arnotts Snack Foods". Arnotts Have recently sold the
"Snacks" business to "Real Mcoy" who I think are wholey Australian owned.
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hmmm mmm thats another reason i sooo like my kettles..
Always been Kettle FTW. Even more so now. As someone who likes to support local, they can have all my chip business from this moment on!
Oh and h: MMMMMMMMMM, Fractal algorithms.
I'm surprised no one has mentioned Tasty Jacks - insert your own joke here.
The chips are excellent too.
Whatever happened to Samboy chips?
And Panda, jumo
Tasty Jacks and Samboy are part of the "Snack Brands Australia" portfolio as recently sold to Real Mcoy.
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