By launching Crum chips, Lindsay says he's ensuring that the Black culinary innovator gets the credit he deserves not just in ...

When the chips are down, it seems, Americans gobble them up. Any search for the origins of this signature finger food must lead to George Crum (born George Speck), a 19th-century chef of Native ...

which is $1,650 a round and I was down to $1,900 chips. I went in with K-Q and a guy had pocket queens and I didn't catch a king, so I got beat with that.'' You might think that Crum is one of the ...

perpetuates Tappenden's legend. In 2003, the year the chip celebrated its sesquicentennial, the organization heralded Tappenden alongside George Crum as a pioneering purveyor of potato chips.

According to culinary legend, the potato chip was born when Saratoga Springs, N.Y. chef George Crum presented the first plate of chips to Cornelius Vanderbilt in 1853. Crum was trying to get back ...

Potato chips were apparently invented in 1853 by a cook named George Crum — possibly of African-American and Native American descent — who worked at Moon’s Lake House on Saratoga Lake in New ...

Then there is the story of Kate Wicks, Crum's sister, who supposedly invented the chip after a sliver of potato accidentally slipped into a cruller machine. It could be, Richer said, that more ...