Where to Find Lemonade Potato Chips in Indiana

This limited-edition potato chip flavor is way too interesting not to try.

Like millions, I am a major fan of potato chips. It’s truly a comfort food and the perfect late-night snack. We all have our go-to brands and flavors. For me, it’s Lay’s Salt and Vinegar. I could eat a whole bag in one sitting. However, when it comes to chips, I’ll pretty much eat any kind. Especially the unique flavors that brands release from time to time. That being said, over the past couple of years, there have been some new flavors that have come out that were a tad odd. When it comes to strange and unique potato chip flavors that have come out, I think they all pale in comparison to the newest flavor.

Utz Lemonade Potato Chips

Yes, you read that correctly. Lemonade-flavored potato chips are a real thing. When I saw that, my jaw dropped. A lemonade potato chip? Who comes up with this stuff? The answer to that question is the makers of Utz Potato Chips. I’m pretty sure that this is a first-of-its-kind potato chip.

According to the Utz website:

Available for a limited time this summer only, Utz Lemonade Potato Chips bring together the nostalgic sweet and tart taste of classic lemonade with the satisfying crunch of another seasonal favorite – potato chips.

So, how does it taste? Well, here’s one review of the chip.

Utz New Lemonade-Flavored Potato Chips Support a Good Cause

While these new chips are turning some heads and getting a lot of folks talking, every bag purchased supports a cause tied to lemonade. Utz will donate a portion of each bag sold, up to $25,000, to Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation, funding critical research and support for children battling cancer.

Where to Find Utz Lemonade Potato Chips in Indiana?

Utz’s 7.75-ounce bags of Lemonade Potato Chips are hitting retailer shelves nationwide now, where you can buy them through August, or while supplies last. These limited edition chips can be found wherever Utz snacks are sold. They have been spotted at retailers like CVS, Walmart, Kroger (and their other stores), Target, Walgreens, and many local grocery stores such as IGA. If you can’t find them on the shelves, you can order them online by clicking here.  Even if you have a gut feeling that you might not like these chips, they are still worth trying out, knowing that you are supporting a great cause.