Giant and Martin's grocery stores announced two recalls on Wednesday afternoon for some types of Herr's potato chips and SunSpire chocolate chips.

Herr's has brought back its line of Sandwi-chips, the condiment-flavored potato chips designed to add some crunch to sandwiches. The limited-edition snacks come in four flavors – ketchup ...

Who remembers the Herr's Potato Chips plant? The plant is located at 476 E. Seventh St. and was known for cranking out the chips. According to a Gazette article in May 1993, each hour on average ...

Herr’s John’s Roast Pork flavored potato chips contain no treyf, and Herr’s facilities have been kosher-certified for the past 40 years, according to its spokesperson. Though the product may lose its ...

Herr's has unveiled Sandwi-chips, a new line of condiment-flavored potato chips made to top sandwiches. The innovative products come in ketchup, mustard, sweet onion and spicy pickle flavors, and ...

What's your fave? There's three new Philly-flavored Herr's potato chips on store shelves in the Delaware Valley -- and the company wants to know which you like best.

The Contenders Cape Cod Original Kettle Cooked Potato Chips Deep River Snacks Potato Chips, Kettle Cooked, Original Salted Hal’s Original Flavor Chips Herr’s Potato Chips, Crisp ’n Tasty ...

A s backyard grills fire up and coolers get packed for long afternoons in the sun, the Fourth of July remains one of ...

Herr’s Roast Pork Sandwich Flavored Potato Chips, a limited-run snack, were slated from their inception to be discontinued this Tuesday, according to Bob Clark, its vice president for marketing.

After sampling Herr’s tomato pie chips, purchased at my local Wawa, I have just one thought: What was Herr’s thinking?

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Granted, Herr’s wasn’t about to launch a line of Jersey-themed snacks. But to make it sound like Philly invented the tomato pie does pizza, and New Jersey, a doughy disservice.