On the subject of chips and dip

[Imogene]

Who from NE Ohio/PA border remembers the dairy mart “Lawson’s and their famous onion chip dip. I could eat that dip without any chips

”onion sour cream dip, famously available at Circle K stores in OH, MI, PA, IN, and KY. It is known for its thick, creamy texture and has been a regional staple since the 1960s, often paired with potato chips, pretzels, or veggies.
Cleveland.com +1”

It seems it can still be bought at some Circle K’s. if there’s one close to my brother, I am going to request he bring g me a few containers when he comes down next month —— yummmmmm and there goes my blood pressure.

 

[That Lady in PA]

I don't remember it at all in my part of SW PA. It was HUGE in Cleveland, though!

 

[Imogene]

Yes it was.

When I lived on the PA side (Mercer County), it was only about 15 miles from the Ohio border. We had a Lawson store in our tiny town and it carried that glorious chip dip. I can remember when that store went out of business and I was heartbroken. Not only that we lost the store, but I lost my chip dip source.

There is a Circle K not far from where my brother lives. I have already put my order in, before I forget for the umpteen time, to have him go uptown to that Circle K and see if they carry the Lawson‘s chip dip. If they do, I ask him to bring me three or four containers, which will be really great for my high blood pressure