They are higher than regular potato chips even. I can't see paying $7 for a large bag of potato chips. We will air fry some sweet potato chips. We have a friend that likes the white ones better than the orange ones. I've never eaten a white one. I just suspect that the orange ones have more nutrition in them.
We are having plenty of warm weather and no rain. Supposed to hit 90° Monday.
I haven't bought chips in a coon's age. Just can't justify that cost to my way of thinking.
We had been getting cold and rain. Last days of rain fizzled out. Now the ground is dry enough to till. I've got 4-5 hours of tilling to to after noon tomorrow. That's a lot of walking. At least I have a Troybuilt electric start so I don't pull my shoulder out of joint. I already have it fired up and running. I have a bed builder attachment for building raised rows to plant on too. My onions, tomatoes, and sweet potatoes always go on a ridge of some kind.
We had bought a few of Walmart brand but they were not even good enough to justify their cheaper price. We never noticed just how poorly they tasted until we were at an event where they passed out hot dogs and a small bag of Lays. No comparison in quality. I will not pay for Lays national advertising.
They have heritage sweet potatoes and all sorts of seeds also
I get some heritage seed from https://www.southernexposure.com/. They are a seed exchange for gardeners that are preserving so many of the old better flavored items.
I bought polish from them once. They are a sweet chicken
