Please explain the following fictional brand of potato chips.
Name: Crackle! (Not to be confused with the streaming service. In Canada and the United Kingdom (all territories), it is called "Crunchies" instead.)
Origin: Unknown City, New Mexico
Launch Date: 1957
Discontinuation Date: 2009 (Iran, Ireland), 2022 (Russia)
Slogan: Always fresh potatoes. Always. (In 1972, the crunch is added in-between the "Potatoes" and "Always" in television advertisements to emphasize the crunchiness that comes with the chips. In 2007 - 2010, the slogan changed to "The Healthy kind of chips", to promote its healthier ingredients. This was changed back in May 2010, due to poor reception. However, all other countries kept the old slogan.)
----Flavors
--Original
Classic (compare to Lightly Salted Lay's, had no name at launch, still available)
Cheddar (compare to Cheddar and Sour Cream Lay's (difference: no sour cream), still available)
Green Bean (unique flavor, discontinued in 1986 due to poor sales)
Sweet Lime (compare to Limon Lay's (difference: sweeter flavor), discontinued in 1974, revived in 2007)
--10-year Anniversary Expansion
Cornbread (unique flavor, replaced with the "Corn Chips" spin in 1986 (although Ames shoppers in Maine are still able to purchase the flavor until 2002, when the company (Ames) faced bankrupcty and liquidated all of it's stores.), then revived in 2016 as a winner of the "Crunch Madness" flavor-voting campaign.
Salt-free (Same as "Classic", but with no salt, discontinued in 1972, and revived in 2007 to adapt the then-new slogan into a flavor.)
HOT Potato Chips (compare to Andy Gapp's Hot Fries (difference: "HOT" flavor started with potato chips), discontinued in 1970, revived in 1984 as a spin)
Spicy Mango (Unique flavor, still available)
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--Spins
HOT (started in 1984, still available)
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