Chips were recalled for possible glass contamination
Miss Vickie’s Canada says some of its potato chips that were part of a recall in Eastern Canada earlier this month due to possible glass contamination were inadvertently shipped west.
Are Miss Vickie’s chips safe to eat now?
According to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) there have been reported injuries associated with the products included in the Nov 3, 2020, food recall warning. The CFIA advises consumers to not consume and for retailers, restaurants, and institutions to not sell or use the chips.
Are miss Vickies chips still on recall?
Miss Vickie’s Canada is recalling certain Miss Vickie’s brand Original Recipe Kettle Cooked Potato Chips from the marketplace due to possible presence of pieces of glass. Consumers should not consume and retailers, restaurants, and institutions should not sell or use the recalled product described below.
Is Miss Vickie’s non GMO?
They are made by Frito Lay Co. they do contain corn, canola oils just like all there other chips. They are not GMO free as previously claimed. They are just as unhealthy as all of Lay’s products.
Is Miss Vickie a real person?
Miss Vickie was indeed a real person who started making potato chips on her farm in Ontario. She took her mother’s recipe and added peanut oil to the cooking process, resulting in what we consider the modern Miss Vickie’s original potato chips.
How long has Miss Vickie been?
In Miss Vickie’s Kitchen
“Miss Vickie” is Vickie Kerr, the Canadian entrepreneur who created Miss Vickie’s Chips in her kitchen on the farm in 1987 in Ontario, Canada. Vickie wanted to make healthier snack for her four young children, so she created a recipe using the potatoes her husband, Bill, grew.
Who is the founder of Miss Vickie’s chips?
Vickie Kerr is an entrepreneur and creator of the Miss Vickie’s brand of potato chips. She launched the brand in 1987, after creating an original recipe that used potatoes her husband, Bill, grew on their farm. Vickie is also a dedicated home cook and advocate for the idea of creating a family legacy through food.
Who owns Hardbite potato chips?
Owner Pete Schouten had a long background in the farming industry. In 1993 he invested in Heppell’s Potato Corp and in 2011 he developed a unique plan for the company. Former Nalley’s potato chip employees started Hardbite in 1998 when the American company left B.C. for lower-cost production areas.
