Old Dutch Foods
Old Dutch Foods is headquartered in Winnipeg and has been making chips and snacks in Canada since 1954. Their chips are a Canadian grocery staple and a direct alternative to Lay's and other American snack brands.
Why Switch?
Old Dutch has been making chips in Winnipeg since 1954, which makes them one of Canada's longest-running snack brands. Doritos and Pringles are made by PepsiCo and Kellanova respectively — both American multinationals. When you reach for Old Dutch on the snack aisle, you're choosing a Prairie Canadian company that employs Manitobans and has been part of Canadian grocery culture for seven decades. Their Ketchup chips and All Dressed chips are Canadian flavour classics that American brands have never managed to replicate.
Prairie Canadians and anyone who wants a Canadian snack institution — especially for classic Canadian flavours like All Dressed and Ketchup.
Replaces
Where to Buy in Canada
How It Compares
| Feature | Canadian Option | American Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Headquartered | Winnipeg, Manitoba since 1954 | Purchase, NY (PepsiCo / Lay's) |
| Canadian flavours | All Dressed, Ketchup, Canadian classics | No equivalent Canadian flavours |
| Ownership | Canadian-owned company | American multinational |
| Manufacturing | Made in Canada | Made in USA |
Why we list this
Headquartered in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Made in Canada since 1954.
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