DK Potato Chips - Pink

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A rosy twist on the original, made from pink skinned Otway potatoes and kettle cooked in their skins for a mellow, slightly sweeter flavour and a colour that brightens any share bowl. Same simple recipe, brand new look.

Price: $6.80 Per Item
DK Potato Chips - Pink
$6.80

A b o u t   D K   P o t a t o   C h i p s   -   P i n k

DK's Potato Chips are grown, sliced, kettle cooked and packed on the Scott family farm at Gerangamete, deep in Victoria's Otway Ranges. Peter and Sandra Scott are third generation potato growers who spent more than a decade perfecting how to grow and cook chips from their own specialty varieties, in a purpose built factory right on the farm. We know the dedication behind these chips because it mirrors our own growers, and they are the only chips we sell.

These chips are made from DK's naturally pink fleshed potatoes, another of the farm's own specialty varieties. The blush colour is grown, and the flavour finishes clean and lightly salty.

Beautiful on a platter next to dips, cheese and the purple chips for a full colour spread. For the fresh equivalent of a rosy potato, Cranberry Red is the one to try.

Keep sealed in a cool, dry pantry. Clip the bag after opening and finish within a few days for best crunch.

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