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The Chicken & Waffle and Sriracha flavors will remain in stores for the summer, partly because they were so hard to find during the contest, Krishnan said. Demand for the three finalist flavors was larger than the company expected. People turned to the Lay's Facebook page to say they couldn't find the flavors. Krishnan said that the company had to double its shipments to stores to meet demand. Even Weber-Mendham couldn't find the chips. She frequently visited the three supermarkets with a camera in hand, hoping to find a bag. "They were always gone," she said. Jeremy Troxell was able to find one bag of Lay's Cheesy Garlic Bread at a Wal-Mart in El Paso, Texas, where he lives. The 27-year-old Web designer looked in stores all over the city for more, and asked friends if they saw them. Troxell doesn't even like to buy potato chips. He usually grabs healthier snacks, such as pita chips. "I would have purchased the other ones if I found them," Troxell said. "They're flavors you never think of. It's kind of a novelty thing."
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