Why are ridged chips better?

Ridges hold more dip. (Much like the relationship between crackers and cheese.) Ridges increase the surface area on each chip, which means there’s more space for dip.

Why are Ruffles ridged?

Much like the pleated paper and ruffled lace, the corrugated ridges on these chips made them sturdier, crunchier and better suited for dipping. Able to withstand more weight, they were less likely to break in the bag or in the middle of a dip. Plus the ridges also created more cavities to hold filling.

Why can’t I find ruffles all dressed chips?

All Dressed Ruffles Unfortunately, the All Dressed Ruffles’ popularity could not shield it from the effects of the pandemic, and the flavor was temporarily suspended in late 2020. Dissatisfied customers took to Twitter, asking Ruffles when their favorite flavor would be back on shelves.

Are Ruffles real chips?

Yes, Ruffles are real potato chips since the main ingredient is potatoes.

What is difference between wavy chips and Ruffles?

Ruffles are better for dips because the ridges are closer together, so the chips are stronger. The wavy ones are good too, but they are a little more likely to fall apart in the dip. Do you find this helpful?

Are Ruffles real potato chips?

Are Ruffles Frito-Lay?

About Ruffles Ruffles potato chips is one of the many brands that makes up Frito-Lay North America, the $14 billion convenient foods business unit of PepsiCo (NYSE: PEP), which is headquartered in Purchase, N.Y. Learn more about Ruffles by visiting www.facebook.com/ruffles or on Twitter at www.twitter.com/ruffles.

Do they still make Ruffles potato chips?

Ruffles (known as Lays Maxx or Lays Max in some countries and Walkers Max, Walkers Max Double Crunch or Walkers Max Strong for the UK and Ireland markets) is an American brand of ruffled (crinkle-cut) potato chips….Ruffles (potato chips)

Ruffles crispy fries
Product type	Potato chips
Owner	PepsiCo
Produced by	Frito-Lay
Country	United States