Indian Corn Chips (MM #1418)

As we get older, our childhood memories tend to fade. Recently I’ve been trying to remember details about a snack food from back in the day called Indian Corn Chips. Thanks to the internet we can locate details on nearly everything, except these Indian Corn Chips…

9 comments on “Indian Corn Chips (MM #1418)
  1. blank Jerry says:

    Your not nuts. I grew up in Illinois in the 60’s and can remember “Indian Corn Chips”. As I recall they came in a yellowish back and were shaped like an arrow head. They were thicker than the corn chips of today and about 2.5 inches long and an inch and a half wide.

    1. blank Kevin Mason says:

      Those are the ones Jerry! Thanks for making me feel a little less crazy. In what part of Illinois did you live?

      1. blank Kent says:

        We had them in southern Illinois. I loved the taste (they were so much better than Fritos!) and the transfer tattoos that came in the bag were really fun.

  2. blank amelia says:

    Where can u find the indian corn chip snacks? Would frito lay know? I live in Indianapolis, IN THanks

    1. blank Kevin Mason says:

      Sorry Amelia, but I haven’t seen Indian Corn Chips for many years. I wish they were still around.

  3. blank Lisa says:

    I remember having those in suburban Detroit in the late 1960s. Like someone else said, they were shaped like an arrow head and tasted better than Fritos. They always had a little pack of tattoo transfers that you could stick on your arm or hand by licking the spot, putting the tattoo onto the wet spot, holding it down for a moment, and peeling it back. I think you were supposed to use water, but we used the lick method.

    1. blank Greg says:

      I was just reminiscing about Indian Corn Chips and found your thread. I remember them in the 60’s and I grew up in Florissant MO.

  4. blank Rob says:

    I BEEN LOOKING FOR A PIC OF THEM SO I CAN SHOW YOUNGER PEOPLE. I CANT FIND ANYTHING ON THEM. I LOVED INDIAN CORN CHIPS!!. THERE HAS TO BE SOMEHOW TO FIND AN OLD PICTURE FOR PROOF WE ALL ARE NOT CRAZY. AND 2ND ITS THE SAME WITH CORNIES FROM SNACK TIME. CANT GIND ANYTHING.

  5. blank Richard Brown says:

    I had them in Nebraska when I was a kid! They were awesome! Best corn chips ever!
    I wish they were still around!

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