Lay’s unveils chips made with potatoes grown from NFL soil

NEW ORLEANS, La. (WVLA) – Lays potato chips grew potatoes in fields that were mixed with NFL field grounds to make “the greatest chips in football history.”

The potato chip company has created NFL team-themed bags with chips that were made from the potatoes grown in the fields, calling them “Lay’s Golden Grounds.”

To win a limited-edition bag:

• Follow Lay’s on Twitter
• Respond to the company’s Golden Grounds sweepstakes tweets with a video that shows how much you love your favorite team
• Use #LaysGoldenGrounds or #Sweepstakes and the official NFL hashtag for your favorite team in the tweet

“The limited-edition chips are our way of celebrating fans who stand by their teams through victory, defeat and everything in between,” said Stacy Taffet, vice president of marketing, Frito-Lay North America.

The Lay’s Golden Grounds Sweepstakes begins on Jan. 11 at 8 a.m. and ends on Jan. 25. Find eligibility requirements here. Lay’s also launched a YouTube video featuring NFL Hall of Famer Jerry Rice about the Golden Grounds chips.

NEW ORLEANS, La. (WVLA) – Lays potato chips grew potatoes in fields that were mixed with NFL field grounds to make “the greatest chips in football history.”

The potato chip company has created NFL team-themed bags with chips that were made from the potatoes grown in the fields, calling them “Lay’s Golden Grounds.”

To win a limited-edition bag:

• Follow Lay’s on Twitter
• Respond to the company’s Golden Grounds sweepstakes tweets with a video that shows how much you love your favorite team
• Use #LaysGoldenGrounds or #Sweepstakes and the official NFL hashtag for your favorite team in the tweet

“The limited-edition chips are our way of celebrating fans who stand by their teams through victory, defeat and everything in between,” said Stacy Taffet, vice president of marketing, Frito-Lay North America.

The Lay’s Golden Grounds Sweepstakes begins on Jan. 11 at 8 a.m. and ends on Jan. 25. Find eligibility requirements here. Lay’s also launched a YouTube video featuring NFL Hall of Famer Jerry Rice about the Golden Grounds chips.