Route 11 Potato ChipsFrom the moment we dropped our first batch of chips back in the early days of 1992, we understood our destiny as a high quality chip maker. Instead of succumbing to the frenzy of mass production chip manufacturers, we took advantage of our small size and made chipping our personal art form. The pay off was immediate: an incredible potato chip!
If you’re already a Route 11 fan, thank you for keeping us so busy here in chip land. And, if you’ve never had Route 11 potato chips, it’s about time. Here at Route 11, we consider ourselves traditionalists when it comes to cooking potato chips. We cook in small batches. This cooking style takes more time, but give us the opportunity to create a chip that is undoable on a larger scale. Our methods and high quality ingredients make exceptional chips with uncommon character. In our opinion, a great chip has a good crunch, without being too hard. A nice golden color and a body with plenty of curl are a must. With every crunch, potato flavor bursts forth. With a secret recipe and superior ingredients, our mission is to make an outstanding product in a safe and clean environment. In this world of uncertainty that we live in, we believe comfort food should be just that. Know where your food comes from. Everyday, our staff works diligently to maintain the high standards of production that we have established for ourselves over the years. We use only the best ingredients. |
Route 11 Potato Chips.
Address: 11 Edwards Way, Mount Jackson, VA 22842 Phone: 540-477-9664 Toll Free: 1-800-294-SPUD Email: Website Contact Form Website: www.rt11.com We don’t take short cuts. We opt to take our time to produce unique potato chips. Yep, unhurried potatoes.
The owners and staff of Route 11 Potato Chips truly believe there is a big picture. Quality is not just reserved for a potato chip or a bag of potato chips or even an entire truckload of potato chips. We believe we are accountable for insuring quality in every aspect of our existence as a company. We also strive to contribute to the quality of life of our families, friends and community, because if we don’t, what’s the point? |