Fans of Mikesell's potato chips will have two days to buy the snack from the sold-off company this week.
Dayton-based brand Mikesell's sold to Conn's Potato Chips Co., Inc. earlier this month. In a statement, Conn's said it would start manufacturing Mikesell's-branded snacks at its Zanesville, Ohio, facility Feb. 13.
Conn's subsidiary obtained a license to Mikesell's brand rights, the company said, allowing it to produce Mikesell's-branded snack foods and use the same recipes, which gained Mikesell's a large following in its 112 years in business.
The brand's potato chips will continue to be sold by Conn's, but fans who want to buy them directly from Mikesell's will have one last chance this week. Here's what to know.
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Mikesell's chips will be sold Thursday and Friday
Chips will be sold while supplies last, the company said on Facebook. The sale will take place at Mikesell's Dayton distribution center, located at 1610 Stanley Ave., during these times:
- Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
- Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
What is being sold?
Chips will be sold by the case, and the cost is $20 per case. Mikesell's is only accepting cash, the company said on Facebook.
Customers can choose between three cases: one with nine 9.5-ounce bags of chips, another with 12 6-ounce bags and one with 33 2-ounce bags.
Cases will be separated by potato chip flavor. According to Sarah Walters, senior director of public relations for the advertising agency that works with Mikesell's, the following flavors will be available:
- Plain.
- Original.
- Original groovy.
- Old fashioned.
- Salt and pepper.
- Honey barbecue.
- Zesty barbecue.
- Good'n Hot groovy.
- Mesquite Smoked Bacon groovy.
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