Lay's is a brand of potato chips and other snack foods. It is one of the many brands owned by PepsiCo.

History:
Founded: Lay's was founded in 1932 by Herman W. Lay in Nashville, Tennessee.
Acquisition: In 1961, Lay's merged with the Frito Company to form FritoLay. Later in 1965, FritoLay merged with PepsiCola to form PepsiCo.
Products:
Classic Lay's: Thinly sliced, deepfried potato chips with a light and crispy texture.
Varieties: Lay's offers a wide range of flavors including Barbecue, Sour Cream & Onion, Salt & Vinegar, Cheddar & Sour Cream, and many others. They also offer variations like baked chips, kettlecooked chips, and lightly salted chips.
Global Presence:
International: Lay's is sold in over 200 countries under different names. For example, in the UK and Ireland, they are known as Walkers, in Egypt as Chipsy, and in Israel as Tapuchips.
Marketing:
Slogans: Some popular slogans include "Betcha can't eat just one" and "Lay's: Get your smile on".
Promotions: Lay's often engages in promotional campaigns, such as flavor competitions where consumers can suggest and vote on new flavors.
Nutritional Information:
Ingredients: The basic ingredients are potatoes, vegetable oil, and salt. Flavorings are added for different varieties.
Health Considerations: While Lay's chips are popular, they are also known for being high in calories, fats, and sodium, which should be consumed in moderation.
Innovations:
New Flavors: Lay's frequently introduces limitedtime flavors to keep the product line exciting and cater to diverse tastes.
Packaging: Lay's packaging has evolved over time, with efforts to improve sustainability and reduce environmental impact.