A BYU basketball player became the face of Tater Tots in March Madness. Here’s why.
How BYU's Richie Saunders became the face of the Tater Tot in the NCAA Tournament and why even the Tater Tot family didn't ...
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Breaking Down BYU Star Richie Saunders's Family Connection to Tater Tots
Grigg, co-founded the company Ore-Ida, which today owns the copyright to the name "Tater Tots." As the story goes, Ore-Ida Foods's french fry production began to increase in the post-World War II ...
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‘Tater Tot Heir’ leads BYU men’s basketball into NCAA Tournament
“Nephi” Griggs, his great-grandfather who appears to have invented the Tater Tot, the daring man’s option instead of French fries and Napoleon Dynamite’s favorite treat. Ore-Ida put out a ...
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Richie Saunders Tater Tot NIL deal, explained: How BYU star's family history earned him Ore-Ida sponsorship
Grigg and his brother came up with the idea to turn them into something resembling bite-sized French fries. Once shaped and fried, the bite-sized potato pieces became Tater Tots. Tater Tots got ...