WE LOVE JACK ‘N JILL POTATO CHIPS CLASSIC

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I am a big, big fan of chichirya.

As in whenever we go to the grocery, I make it a point to go to the chichirya section and check what’s new – and get them so I could taste them at home, of course.

I love chichirya so much I am the chichirya correspondent of Yummy Yummy PH, the food Instagram account I contribute to.

While I admit to getting really excited whenever there are new, (kinda) weird/unexpected chichirya flavors, nothing beats the classics – the tried and tested.

This is why I always go back to potato chips.

I remember how much I loved potato chips when I was young and how it was kind of out of reach most of the time coz it’s a little more expensive than most chips. That made me ask for potato chips every time we were in the supermarket.

You know just how good and unbeatable potato chips are? They’re still around – after all these years. Enough said.


Just look at Jack ‘n Jill Potato Chips Classic. Show anyone their Plain Salted and Sour Cream & Onion variants and I’m sure they’ll have a hard time resisting the temptation to grab it and enjoy it themselves.

They’re just so addicting. They’re made from 100% real potatoes and they’re thinly-sliced so you get that amazing crunch. They’re tasty, too, of course. Plain Salted is just so right and will make you feel sophisticated (or maybe that’s just me), while Sour Cream & Onion never fails – it’s salty and zesty and tangy.


Sadako agrees. In fact, the Jack n’ Jill Potato Chips Classic Sour Cream & Onion is her new favourite snack/baon. I can’t even finish a small bag without her hand in it so I just end up giving her one bag for herself.


Grab yours now at leading supermarkets, groceries, and convenience stores nationwide.

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