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Lay’s launches turkey, maple bacon and Dubai chips

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Lay's is adding savory and sweet holiday-themed flavors to its lineup, including Cheddar Scalloped-Style Potatoes, Roasted Turkey, Wavy Milk Chocolate, and Dubai-Style Dark Chocolate chips. The first two varieties will be available starting October 25, followed by Maple Bacon on November 8 and chocolate-covered varieties on December 1.

Key points

  • Lay's is adding savory and sweet holiday-themed flavors.: Lay's is adding savory and sweet holiday-themed flavors.
  • The savory options include Cheddar Scalloped-Style Potatoes and Roasted Turkey.: The savory options include Cheddar Scalloped-Style Potatoes and Roasted Turkey.
  • The sweet options include Wavy Milk Chocolate and Dubai-Style Dark Chocolate chips.: The sweet options include Wavy Milk Chocolate and Dubai-Style Dark Chocolate chips.

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When will Lay's drop its new flavours?

According to USA TODAY, the first two holiday-inspired varieties are scheduled to arrive in stores on October 25, followed by Maple Bacon on November 8. The chocolate-covered varieties are expected to begin appearing at select retailers on December 1, the report stated.ALSO READ: Youngest Fundraiser of 2026: 5-year-old boy in Scotland with neurological condition raises $106,000 for charity by walking around his house

From October 25, Lay's will roll out its savory flavors with the first two new products: Cheddar Scalloped-Style Potatoes and Roasted Turkey. The third flavor, Maple Bacon, will be available in stores starting November 8. On the other hand. Lay's will release two kinds of chocolate-covered chips on Dec. 1: Wavy Milk Chocolate and Dubai-Style Dark Chocolate.

The new collection includes Cheddar Scalloped-Style Potatoes and Roasted Holiday Turkey, two varieties inspired by familiar dishes served during Thanksgiving celebrations.

"The holidays are all about gathering around the table with friends and family, and food plays an important role in those celebrations," PepsiCo Foods Senior Vice President of Marketing Denise Truelove said in a statement.

"With this year's Holi-LAY'S lineup, we're bringing fans flavors inspired by courses on the holiday table, so they can taste the joy of the holiday season before the table has been set and after it’s been cleared.”

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A look at various flavours offered by Lay's

Lay’s describes the Cheddar Scalloped-Style Potatoes variety as offering “all the creamy, cheesy deliciousness inspired by scalloped-style potatoes in a crispy chip made for savoring.” The flavor takes inspiration from the cheesy potato side dish, translating its rich, savory taste into a crunchy snack.Lay's will release two kinds of chocolate-covered chips on Dec. 1: Wavy Milk Chocolate and Dubai-Style Dark Chocolate.

The Roasted Holiday Turkey variety, meanwhile, combines roasted turkey flavor with rich gravy notes. The idea is to recreate some of the familiar flavors of a holiday meal without requiring shoppers to prepare an entire dinner.

Lay’s is also bringing its Maple Bacon flavor to US shoppers for the first time. The variety combines sweet maple notes with smoky bacon flavor, offering a sweet-and-savory alternative to the traditional savory chip varieties.

According to the company, the flavor delivers “the perfect balance of sweet maple flavor and smoky bacon taste in every crunchy bite.” The flavor has previously been available in Canada, making the US launch an expansion of an existing product rather than an entirely new flavor worldwide.

Chocolate-covered chips bring a dessert twist

The collection also features two sweet varieties: Lay’s Wavy Milk Chocolate and Lay’s Wavy Dubai-Style Dark Chocolate.The milk chocolate version pairs the brand’s ridged potato chips with a chocolate coating, creating a combination of salty and sweet flavors. The Dubai-style variety adds pistachios to dark chocolate-covered chips, drawing inspiration from the viral Dubai chocolate trend.

Original source: economictimes.indiatimes.com

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