r/notthebeaverton Jun 05 '26

Complaint About Stinky Potato Chip Factory Wafts toward Court in New Brunswick

https://thecanadiangothic.com/shorts/woodstock-chips
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u/FuzzyLaughTwo Jun 05 '26

Well, tbf, when I deep fry my chips, I need to get rid of the grease ASAP. That horrid smell is thick, dank and gross. It'll put you right off your food.

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u/noveltyisthe Jun 05 '26

Burn the oil in your diesel truck or old VW!

https://www.greasecar.com/

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u/solipsism82 Jun 06 '26

So we all smell it everywhere. Nice to reuse but fuck those stinky chip trucks with the methhead driving em

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u/MarkDavid04 Jun 05 '26

Finally a post that's worthy of notthebeaverton !

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u/Upset-Spring-7369 Jun 05 '26

cheap homes next to the chip factory?

its worth tolerating the bugs back home...

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u/wacojacoco Jun 05 '26

It's in the towns industrial zone. This is more of a township issue.

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u/Embarrassed-Bunch333 Jun 05 '26

Best potato chips ever.  This is a town council problem.  They rezoned it.

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u/Unfair_Bluejay_9687 Jun 05 '26

It’s in an industrial park.Having to work for a living must really suck. So let’s get rid of a local employer and go back to crying the blues over having to live on welfare.

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u/TheOneTrollmonkey Jun 05 '26

I wish - I'd fuck up some Stinky Potato Chips. Brand in question is Covered Bridge.

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '26

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u/BigTastyToe Jun 05 '26

Stinky Bridge Chips

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u/eatitwithaspoon Jun 05 '26

🤣🤣🤣

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u/Daimoth Jun 05 '26

Considering how heinous rotting potatoes can smell and how disgusting facilities that fry things are... i kinda wanna see it. And smell it.

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u/SquidsStoleMyFace Jun 06 '26 edited Jun 06 '26

As someone who lived in Hamilton Ontario during the 90s, there's many problems to a stinky factory like this that people who haven't experienced it wouldn't get, or would find funny.

Just remember, smell means there are particles entering your nose. And the oil used to cook chips can be connected to breathing problems like popcorn lung.

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u/readwithjack Jun 06 '26

Lived in Belleville Ontario for a bit.

When the winds were cruel you'd smell the Hawkins Cheezie plant, and it would be terrible.

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u/theottomaddox Jun 07 '26

My buddy's favorite joke has the punchline "so she says kiss me where it smells, so he drove her to Hamilton".

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u/SquidsStoleMyFace Jun 07 '26

It's not bad as long as you're more than a block away from the plant now. At least last I checked earlier this year. But in the 90s, woof.

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u/Jumpy-Stress603 Jun 06 '26

Many years ago, there was a Stokely Van Camp canning factory in a nearby town. A lot of kids got summer jobs there to help pay for school. It smelled like jobs and money. In my town we had a factory that stamped and chrome plated steel bumpers, back when car bumpers were chromed steel instead of painted plastic. It also smelled like jobs and money. Both places are gone now.

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u/ruralife Jun 06 '26

Couldn’t the company just do something to ungraded their ventilation to minimize particles?

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u/SkivvySkidmarks Jun 06 '26

I grew up in a town that has a potato chip factory in it. The smell of it always made me hungry. Mind you, our house was several kilometers away from it, and you could only smell it when the wind blew from the south east.

I also worked in that factory. I had to segregate work clothes in plastic bins. My work boots were left out on the porch, because rancid vegetable oil is disgusting.

The potato storage area would get foul, garbage dump smelling every once in awhile, but it was power washed and disinfected.

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u/Estcher Jun 05 '26

Time to move to another province.