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Saturday, February 3, 2007

Dallas woman named Stacy receives five bags of Stacy’s chips

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— When Stacy Breen of Dallas got home from work on Friday, she discovered a box in the mail filled with five bags of pita chips made by a Boston snack company named Stacy's.

Stacy's plan is deviously clever in that it got this picture posted on the site.

Stacy's plan is deviously clever in that it got this picture posted on the site.

Breen, who works for an art school, looked online and saw stories about the company plan to mail chips to every person in the country whose name was spelled S-t-a-c-y.

"I called my other friend Stacy who spells her name the way I do, and she had gotten them, too," she said.

Breen is one of about 133,000 Stacys across the country. According to the FWST, the Dallas-Fort Worth area has the nation's sixth-highest concentration.

The chip giveaway was part of a company plan to become a national brand in the supermarket.


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sisterhazel Anonymous

If only every store with a female name would send out free samples. Signed, Tiffany

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Elizabeth Eshelman Verified

they have some DELICIOUS spicy pita chips ... mmmm ... so good with cheese.

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kirk Anonymous

Great idea, Sister Hazel/Tiffany. I am going to mention this promo to Costco.

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Teresa Gubbins Staff

is kirk's middle name "costco"? cuz otherwise, methinks that all he'd stand to get is brewer's yeast. "good source of B-complex vitamins and chromium" mmmm

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kirk Anonymous

Their house brand, my dear lady, is Kirkland.

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