Cap City Fine Diner and Bar, where unpretentious diner fare meets culinary craftsmanship, and their nachos have locals coming back again and again. You might think you’ve had good nachos before, but ...

In Cambridge, Ohio attorneys have filed what may be the state’s first anti-SLAPP motion. The newly established legal ...

Nestled in a modest strip mall between a laser surgery center and a nutrition shop, this unassuming gastropub is secretly ...

From deviled eggs to Buckeye candies, here's the speed-based ranking of Ohio’s Fourth of July foods—because fast means ...

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Though it wasn’t the first, Lay’s is undoubtedly the most famous potato chip brand in the world today. Founded by Herman Lay in Nashville, Tennessee, in 1932, the company started as a snack ...

The U.S. potato chip market—just potato chips, never mind tortilla chips or cheese puffs or pretzels—is estimated at $10.5 billion.

They’re one of a handful of Ohio snack manufacturers that help make the state a top potato chip producer. “There is a proud history of making potato chips here in Ohio,” LaGuardia said.

Potatoes, salt, and oil. That’s all it takes to make the perfect potato chip, according to Paul LaGuardia, owner of Hartville Potato Chips. That, he said, and an acceptance of a certain occupational ...

Local Style Potato Chips hit store shelves this week. The Chicago-flavored snacks draw flavors from classic local dishes, such as deep-dish pizza, Chicago-style hot dogs and Italian beef sandwiches.

Italian beef potato chips? An upstart snack company highlights classic Chicago foods The chip company, Local Style, is a second act for former Foxtrot exec Laura Gardner. Want a deep-dish pizza chip?