Davd Best on Twitter: "@zehazevedo @90sfootball frito lay went into every market and if there was a chips producer would by them out and use the existing name but just lay it
Lay's Chips have 6 different names worldwide. : r/mildlyinteresting
Lays chips in other countries In Australia, Lay's is sold as Smith's. The Smith's logo, unlike the Lay's logo,.. | VK
6 Aussie food brands that are different around the world : SBS Food
PepsiCo potato chip brands surpass $10 billion in global retail sales | PotatoPro
Lay's Chips Flavors Worldwide List
6 Aussie food brands that are different around the world : SBS Food
More than 180 flavours of Lay's crisps – Museum of Crisps
Walkers (snack foods) - Wikipedia
TIL the famous potato chip brand, Lay's, is known as Walkers in the UK/Ireland and Smith's in Australia. : r/todayilearned
Potato Chips and Crisps from Smith's
You'll Never Guess What These 12 Brands Are Called in Other Countries
Advertising World - Lay's” is hard to find in the other parts of the world. The name differs from country to country as “Lay's” producer “PepsiCo” use the local name after acquiring
12 Things You Need To Know Before Eating Another Bag of Lay's
Walkers (snack foods) - Wikipedia
All the Differences Between Lay's and Walkers Chips in the US and UK
Amazon.com: Walkers Roast Chicken Crisps 6 Pack 150g
Produtos Pepsico: a sua marca preferida: Lays
Bottomline on Twitter: "The global marketing concept and turned Lay's potato chips into one of their globally best-selling products. #tbl #brandshand #thebottomline #performancemarketing #dailyupdates #lays #layschips #LaysSizzlinHot #laysindia ...
Lay's - Wikipedia
Why do Walkers and Lays have similar logos? - Quora
You'll Never Guess What These 12 Brands Are Called in Other Countries
Lay's and Walkers | 8 Beloved Food Brands With More Than 1 Name | POPSUGAR Food Photo 7
Lay's - Wikipedia
More than 180 flavours of Lay's crisps – Museum of Crisps
Matt Preston ranks the best and worst chip flavours - News + Articles - delicious.com.au
TIL that Lay's is "Walkers" in Brit--WTF?!?! : r/WTF
