Miss Vickie's Potato Chips

Miss Vickie's is a renowned brand of kettle-cooked potato chips that originated in Canada. The brand was founded in 1987 by Vickie and Bill Kerr on their family farm in New Lowell, Ontario. The chips gained popularity for their unique crunch and premium ingredients, quickly expanding from a local favorite to a national brand across North America.

Following its initial success, the brand was acquired by Hostess Food Products, which was a subsidiary of Frito-Lay Canada. This acquisition integrated Miss Vickie's into the massive global distribution network of PepsiCo. Today, the product is manufactured in various facilities across North America to meet regional demand, maintaining the traditional kettle-cooked method that defined its original appeal.

Currently, Miss Vickie's is owned by PepsiCo, one of the world's largest food and beverage corporations. While it started as a small family farm operation, it now sits alongside global giants like Lay's and Doritos. The brand continues to be marketed as a premium snack option, frequently found in both retail grocery stores and foodservice establishments.