Lays Joins HomeTeam in Homemaking Fantasy

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In a liaison that appears strange at first glance, Lay’s potato chips joins nationally syndicated series HomeTeam in fueling the fantasies of starry-eyed virgin homeowners. Lays.com will feature moments of joy from past and upcoming episodes. The show is hosted by former Apprentice star Troy McClain.

A good if unlikely liaison. We’re pretty sure that the consumption of chips on a couch of one’s own is a fantasy every American has when constructing that imaginary white picket fence.

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