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Lay’s launches turkey, maple bacon and Dubai chips

Lay’s is launching a new limited-time collection of potato chip flavors inspired by traditional meals, sweet treats and trendy desserts as the holiday season approaches. The Holi-LAY’S lineup includes flavors like cheddar scalloped-style potatoes, roasted holiday turkey, maple bacon, milk chocolate and Dubai-style dark chocolate.

These flavors will be available for Thanksgiving and Christmas. The first two holiday-inspired varieties, Cheddar Scalloped-Style Potatoes and Roasted Turkey, will hit store shelves on October 25, followed by Maple Bacon on November 8. Chocolate-covered flavors, including Wavy Milk Chocolate and Dubai-Style Dark Chocolate, will begin appearing at select retailers on December 1.

Lay’s Senior Vice President of Marketing Denise Truelove explained that the new collection aims to capture the joy of the holiday season through flavors inspired by holiday table courses.

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