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Lay's Stax

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Lay's Stax is a brand of potato crisps produced by Frito-Lay, a division of PepsiCo. Introduced in 2003, Lay's Stax are packaged in a distinctive plastic canister, similar to Pringles, and are designed to be stackable.

Product Description[edit]

Lay's Stax are made from dried potatoes, corn starch, and vegetable oil, among other ingredients. They are available in a variety of flavors, including Original, Sour Cream & Onion, Cheddar, and Barbecue. The crisps are known for their uniform shape and texture, which is achieved through a process of extrusion and baking.

Marketing and Distribution[edit]

Lay's Stax are marketed as a convenient snack option, with packaging that is designed to keep the crisps fresh and unbroken. The product is available in many countries around the world, and is often positioned as a competitor to Pringles, another brand of stackable potato crisps.

Nutritional Information[edit]

A typical serving of Lay's Stax contains approximately 150 calories, 9 grams of fat, and 2 grams of protein. The crisps are also a source of sodium and carbohydrates. Consumers are advised to check the packaging for specific nutritional information, as it may vary by flavor and region.

References[edit]

External Links[edit]

Lay's Official Website

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-== Lay's Stax ==
-[[File:Lays Stax logo.png|thumb|right|Lay's Stax logo]]
+{{Infobox food product
+| name = Lay's Stax
+| image = <!-- Image removed -->
+| caption = A can of Lay's Stax
+| producttype = [[Potato crisps]]
+| currentowner = [[PepsiCo]]
+| producedby = [[Frito-Lay]]
+| country = [[United States]]
+| introduced = 2003
+| markets = [[Worldwide]]
+}}
-'''Lay's Stax''' is a brand of potato crisps (or chips) produced by the American snack food company, [[Frito-Lay]]. Introduced in 2003, Lay's Stax quickly gained popularity due to their unique shape and flavor varieties. In this article, we will explore the history, flavors, and popularity of Lay's Stax.
+'''Lay's Stax''' is a brand of [[potato crisps]] produced by [[Frito-Lay]], a division of [[PepsiCo]]. Introduced in 2003, Lay's Stax are packaged in a distinctive [[plastic]] canister, similar to [[Pringles]], and are designed to be [[stackable]].
-=== History ===
+== Product Description ==
+Lay's Stax are made from [[dried potatoes]], [[corn starch]], and [[vegetable oil]], among other ingredients. They are available in a variety of flavors, including [[Original]], [[Sour Cream & Onion]], [[Cheddar]], and [[Barbecue]]. The crisps are known for their uniform shape and texture, which is achieved through a process of [[extrusion]] and [[baking]].
-Lay's Stax were first introduced as a direct competitor to the popular [[Pringles]] brand of potato crisps. Frito-Lay, a division of [[PepsiCo]], aimed to create a similar product that would appeal to consumers looking for a convenient and portable snack. The cylindrical shape of Lay's Stax, similar to Pringles, allows for easy stacking and storage.
+== Marketing and Distribution ==
+Lay's Stax are marketed as a convenient snack option, with packaging that is designed to keep the crisps fresh and unbroken. The product is available in many countries around the world, and is often positioned as a competitor to [[Pringles]], another brand of stackable potato crisps.
-=== Flavors ===
+== Nutritional Information ==
+A typical serving of Lay's Stax contains approximately 150 [[calories]], 9 grams of [[fat]], and 2 grams of [[protein]]. The crisps are also a source of [[sodium]] and [[carbohydrates]]. Consumers are advised to check the packaging for specific nutritional information, as it may vary by flavor and region.
-Lay's Stax come in a wide range of flavors to cater to different taste preferences. Some of the popular flavors include:
+== See Also ==
+* [[Pringles]]
+* [[Frito-Lay]]
+* [[PepsiCo]]
+* [[Snack food]]
-* [[Lay's Stax Original|Original]]: The classic flavor that started it all, with a savory and salty taste.
+== References ==
-* [[Lay's Stax Sour Cream & Onion|Sour Cream & Onion]]: A tangy and creamy flavor combination loved by many.
+* [https://www.fritolay.com/ Frito-Lay Official Website]
-* [[Lay's Stax Cheddar|Cheddar]]: A cheesy and flavorful option for cheese lovers.
+* [https://www.pepsico.com/ PepsiCo Official Website]
-* [[Lay's Stax Barbecue|Barbecue]]: A smoky and sweet flavor that adds a kick to the crisps.
-* [[Lay's Stax Salt & Vinegar|Salt & Vinegar]]: A tangy and zesty flavor that is a favorite among vinegar enthusiasts.
-These are just a few examples of the wide variety of flavors available in the Lay's Stax lineup.
+== External Links ==
+* [https://www.lays.com/ Lay's Official Website]
-=== Popularity ===
-Lay's Stax have gained a significant following since their introduction. The convenient packaging and unique shape make them a popular choice for on-the-go snacking. They are often found in vending machines, convenience stores, and supermarkets worldwide.
-=== External Links ===
-* [https://www.fritolay.com/brands/lays-stax Official Lay's Stax Website]
-=== References ===
-<references />
+{{Snack food}}
 [[Category:Snack foods]]
-[[Category:Potato crisps]]
+[[Category:Brand name snack foods]]
+[[Category:Potato crisps and chips]]
 [[Category:Frito-Lay brands]]
+[[Category:Products introduced in 2003]]