Panera Bread offers complimentary potato chips, made by Barrel O' Fun Snacks, with their meals. These chips are kettle cooked, which enhances their flavor and texture. The company plans to open a new chip factory under KLN Family Brands, previously owning Barrel O' Fun until 2014. This factory will likely produce chips similar to those available at Panera. Ingredient-wise, the chips contain just potatoes, sea salt, and vegetable oil, closely resembling those of Rachel's chips.
Panera Bread's potato chips are usually served as a free side with meals and are made by Barrel O' Fun Snacks, aligning with the flavor of Rachel's and Old Dutch chips.
KLN Family Brands, which owned Barrel O' Fun, plans to open a chip factory in Pennsylvania, producing chips similar to those sold at Panera Bread.
Panera Bread's chips are kettle cooked, which involves frying potato slices in large vats, leading to a distinct texture and flavor that many customers enjoy.
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