Submitted by bmh1990WT t3_z6zo4g in pittsburgh
UPDATE I didnt realize kuhns carried them, and the hopewell was fully stocked with regular and hot!
It was posted a couple years back, but where, within like 2 hours of 15003, can i buy gibbles hot chips? They are my favorite by a wide margin and havent had them for quite some time. Thanks yinz!
Thank you, i will look them up. The ild post had Community supermarket in verona listed, and looks like online they carry them, but havent been out there yet.
It would be just around the 2-hour mark from you, but Market Basket in Johnstown sells Gibbles and a host of other central-PA chip brands.
Latrobe shop & save did sell them but I’m not positive if they still do.
Nibble with Gibbles!! I just checked Instacart for Shop n Save in Lawrenceville and they’re showing up on the inventory selection. Might be worth a shot.
Update: I asked my dad & he said they still do.
Sorry. Just bought out the last 5 bags at the Giant Eagle store in Cranberry. They do get some there occasionally. I have also seen them at Shop N Save on Rte 8 as well as Kuhns in Allison Park. The thing to remember is that they are usually sold in as limited time buys. I think Gibbles is now repped/distributed by UTZ.
How accurate is instacart generally? It also says my local shop n save has them as well but i havent seen them there.
Thank you. Damn you, but thank you lol
Community has them! A few months ago they had an end cap with several varieties, but this past weekend I only saw, I think, 2 varieties but I cannot remember what they were. If you go and they don't have what you want ask the store manager Corey (really good dude) and if he's not around there's a younger manager, who is tall with a bald head and beard. Really nice people!
Awesome, thank you!
>Awesome, thank you!
You're welcome!
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Shop n save in Lawrenceville has them. I would try your local Shop n save. Maybe call ahead if its a drive. Probably my favorite flavored chip
Duffys Pop and Beer usually has plenty
On like curry hollow road or something i think?
My local shop n save hasnt ever had them i dont think, to the point i got super weird looks when i asked.
I appreciate the offer, but ill take a ride down there soon
Kuhn's on Banksville Rd. and Shop n Save on Castle Shannon Blvd. get them but only occasionally. Like I might see them a few times a year. They are usually hidden on the side of a random Utz endcap. I always buy a bag of regular and a bag of red hots when I see them.
Correct. I came to suggest them as well.
My brother is a distributor in SWPA...he drops them in 7-Elevens (Routes 51 & 30)... Shop'n'Saves...Giant Eagle...closer to the Fayette/Westmo county lines.
Not true. They are still independet
The IGA on Old Clairton Road, near Duffy's, also has them
Im down that way semi regularly, thanks!
Kuhns on Mcknight! Gibbles are the best chips to ever exist.
Big yes to middlewarths bbq. Someone mentioned elsewhere that the squirrell hill market may have those chips as well
I know for sure of 2 places. That gas station in Blawnox at the light for the turn up to RIDC, and Naser’s Foods in Apollo.
They had them saturday. I assumed you tried the Herrs hot chips but they if not you should. Gibbles and Herrs are top two imo
I travel to Dubois about once every two months to visit family. That's the furthest west I've found them.
THANK YOU!
Kuhn’s also has Martin’s, so good!
Always grab martins when i can
The Squirrel Hill Market has all flavors and sizes of both Gibbles AND Middleswarth chips, as well as Hartley’s (our fave), Zerbe’s, Martin’s, a St. Louis brand called Billy Goat that are killer, and a bunch more we haven’t tried. They actually go to the various factories (plants??) to get ‘em, just like the PSU ice cream. Didn’t know box stores are bringing ‘em in, but we’d rather supports a neighborhood small business. Oh, and they deliver.
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eastlibertarian t1_iy3w7em wrote
I have been on the hunt for Gibbles myself (original, not hot), and a family member tipped me off that Naser's market in Apollo sells them. Seems the chains around here can't be bothered to sell them, so you have to go to independent grocery stores. This was a few months ago, so I'd call before going out there.