I like potato chips - crisps to the transpondians. As usual I like them plain, not barbecue or dill pickle flavor.
Back in my college days - long about 1965 or 1966 - I had a fraternity brother who had a side business delivering potato chips. He was a Charles Chips man. Charles Chip had delivery vans and sold potato chips and pretzels direct to consumers, delivered to the home. The chips came in a large decorated tin, I think it was a pound.
They were good chips too. I lived in a dorm, and we had our chips man delivering to the dorm. next thing you know, our whole floor is ordering, then it spread throughout the dorm.
At the time we probably spent too much time, um... expanding our consciousness, which caused desires for snack food. We ate a lot of chips.
Eventually that business model didn't play out and the Charles Chips folks quit delivery.
Today you can buy nostalgia reproductions of the tins. And a California company makes chips under the name, but they are not the same chips.
But the giant tin of chips is still a fond memory some 50 years later.