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Five Points is out to prove that Americans are motivated to buy products with a charitable connection. Proceeds from every purchase of Major Murphy’s potato chips, Airmen Popcorn, Sailor Knots pretzels, Flotilla Tortilla chips and G.I. Crunches cheese twists goes to veterans.![majormurp]()
Major Murphy’s lack the brittle, oiliness of regular kettle-cooked chips, the kind that splinter into what feel like plastic shards when you bite them. They have that kettle crunch, they’re just smaller and lighter.![gicrunchies]()
G.I. Crunches are like Cheetos on steroids. They’re bigger, crunchier, with a rich, dense flavor.![flotillatortilla]()
Restaurant-style Flotilla Tortilla chips are a tasty, largely non-breaking delivery system for salsa and guacamole.![airmenpopcorn]()
Airmen Popcorn is basic, salted and unflavored. It’s non-greasy and has a brief fresh-popped whiff when first opened.![sailorknots]()
Sailor Knots pretzels are perfectly salted.![fivepointslogo]()
Five Points teamed up with the VeteransAid Foundation, a non-profit set up to collect and distribute funds to the country’s more than 60,000 small, local and universally under-funded veteran groups.Five Point Snacks: Eat. Live. Give
If you're at a Veterans Day parade on Friday, you can further support our former service men and women by enjoying a bag of chips from fledgling Five Point Snacks.
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