Potato Crisps T-Shirts

Fan art of Mr Tayto Drawn by ©Pickledjo

Fan art of Mr Tayto Drawn by ©Pickledjo

What are your favourite potato chip & crisp brands? Brighten any room with this delightful snapshot of the major brands from around the World, which is available as a printable poster. A perfect focal point on any living room or office wall for discussion.

Tudor Crisps, "I'd climb a mountain for a canny bag of Tudor!" Newcastle's favourite crisps (potato chips) in the 1970s 1980s

Yummy crispy and oily crisps. A fast food everybody likes. It only needs tow ingredients to make this popular mainstream snack. Potatoes and oil. Delicious and a nice gift for every food lover.

Painting of a pile of potato chips

Who doesn't love a crunchy bag of crisps!?

Looking for a humorous twist on a classic snack food logo? Check out this "Single" parody illustration, featuring a pretty girl in place of the iconic Pringles mascot. With bold lines and bright colors, this digital art piece is a fun and playful take on the popular potato chip brand. Perfect for anyone who loves pop culture references, satire, and good humor. Available on a variety of Redbubble products, including t-shirts, phone cases, stickers, and more. Get yours today and add a little levity to your wardrobe or accessories!

Do you like to nibble on potato chips and do you love snacks? Then this design is just right for you.

Are the other vegetables even trying? Superior potatoes. Digital Illustration If you would like a specific color for the background, email [email protected] and your choice will be posted for sale.

The Ultimate Mashup

When you're being extra salty AF, you need that extra salty potato chips.

The ultimate in commentators, an actual 'tater. How common they are, we couldn't say.

You've heard of a jacket potato, we think this may be the world's first potato jacket.

Pepe With Potato Chips

I Love Salt And Vinegar is a clean design for foodies who love the combination of salt and vinegar on their food. Are you partial to salt and vinegar on baked potatoes, chips, crisps, fries, jacket potatoes, etc.?

Cartoon illustration of a bag of potato chips

Capybara enjoying a bowl of Potato Chips

Get this THIS GIRL themed design for yourself or give it as a perfect gift for a friend or family memeber!

For those who love capybaras and Potato Chips

Inspired by my own mini-comic series “Potato Chips” this design features a cool and annoyed girl just trying to eat her chips in piece. The flying bunnies, soda cans, and clouds give this design a subtle Kawaii aesthetic. Let the world know how salty you really art...in a quiet way.

Mr Tayto cartoon.

Computer Chip Chips Potato Crisps Motherboard Funny

Mr Tayto cartoon.

Mr Tayto cartoon.

This mad lad has crisps for wings and does absolutely nothing most of the time.

Hostess is the name of a potato chip brand that was the leading brand in Canada for many years after its creation in 1935. It merged with US-based Lay's in 1988. Starting in 1981, the chips had new mascots known as the Munchies, that were used for advertisements and appeared on the chip packaging. The Munchies were three friendly, goblin-like creatures coloured red, orange, and yellow.

Hostess is the name of a potato chip brand that was the leading brand in Canada for many years after its creation in 1935. It merged with US-based Lay's in 1988. Starting in 1981, the chips had new mascots known as the Munchies, that were used for advertisements and appeared on the chip packaging. The Munchies were three friendly, goblin-like creatures coloured red, orange, and yellow.

Super cute, kawaii, and colorful drawing of a chibi anime girl relaxing at home eating potato chips, one of my favorite snacks. Perfect for all the homebodies out there.

Because I could probably live off of nothing but potatoes, really.

Ketchup Chips Circle Photograph

The inside of a packet of crisps, lit with a torch and photographed with a Nikon D3100 using a Tamron 60mm Macro Lens.

For the Capybara lovers who also love Potato Chips

If a bag is not resealable then it contains one serving. I don't make the rules. A funny cartoon style design especially made for those moments when you just need to pig out a little.

The company began as Old Dutch Products Co. founded by Carl J. Marx in 1934. Marx chose the name "Old Dutch" because Dutch was associated with cleanliness and quality. They originated in St. Paul, Minnesota, but moved to Minneapolis in 1937. In 1968, they moved again, this time to Roseville, Minnesota, where they remain today. In 1954, Old Dutch opened a plant in Winnipeg, Manitoba, to manufacture chips for the Canadian market. The head office for Canadian operations remains in Winnipeg.