Crum died in 1914, but today’s astounding variety of potato chips, from cinnamon-and-sugar Pringles to flamin’ hot dill pickle Lay’s, are a tribute to the man American Heritage magazine ...

potato chips were the innovation of George Crum, head chef at Moon's Lake House, a resort in Saratoga Springs, ... Noticing the chip, Crum tasted it and said, "Hm hm, that's good.

I learned that our beloved potato chips were created by George Crum, an African-American / Native-American restaurant chef. In 1853 in Saratoga Springs, ...

Throughout the late 1800s in America, the potato chip was in vogue as a fancy restaurant delicacy. The 1900s brought several ...

Lindsay will pay homage to George Crum, the potato chip creator. In the mid-19th century, Saratoga Springs, New York's bustling town, was known for its luxurious hotels and mineral springs.

According to culinary legend, the potato chip was born when Saratoga Springs, N.Y. chef George Crum presented the first plate of chips to Cornelius Vanderbilt in 1853. Crum was trying to get back ...

The New Yorker, February 18, 1928 P. 9. Potato chips originated in Saratoga Springs in 1853, by George Crum, a chef, who was merely trying to satisfy a fastidious customer, at Moon's Lake House.

Crum original chips Crum cheese,onion and chive chips Lt George Crum, inventor/RtJames Lindsay, Founder and CEO Rap Snacks RAP SNACKS FOUNDER AND CEO JAMES LINDSAY PAYS HOMAGE TO GEORGE CRUM ...