The highly visible people who tell the Invisible Chips story to the nation.
Tom’s a force of nature and, just like Invisible Chips, hugely popular.
He’s always ready to support us at Hospitality Action. We love the passion and commitment he shows to our industry and we are so delighted he’s agreed to give us a hand (and flowers) in bringing Invisible Chips to life.
When the inventor of the Triple-Cooked Chip, says he will conjure up a Triple-Cooked Invisible variety, then you know you are on to a winner.
We couldn’t have asked for a finer chef to be the first to let us into his kitchen and show us just how the magic happens.
And to be clear, zero fat ducks were harmed in the making of these wonderful Invisible Chips.
Our much-loved Maître d’ was the perfect choice to introduce the world to Invisible Chips.
Who doesn’t love chips and who doesn’t love Fred?
He puts the Oh La La in to everything he does and that was exactly what we needed to launch Invisible Chips to help us support the hospitality industry, one portion at a time.
From haute cuisine to the high street the Invisible Chips movement is growing.
“It’s well known how tough things have been for our industry in recent years. From the pandemic to substantial rising costs, we’ve all been through some of the most difficult trading years in memory. We’re proud to be part of the Invisible Chips brigade and know that each portion sold makes life a little easier.”
A proud Chelsea landmark, The Cadogan Arms blends classic British heritage with elevated pub dining. From Sunday roasts to fine ales, it’s a celebration of craftsmanship and care. Hospitality Action is a lifeline for those in the hospitality industry, offering support during times of hardship, illness, or crisis. We proudly support Hospitality Action through year-round fundraising, helping to ensure our team and peers have access to essential resources and support.
"Seeing how the hospitality industry has continued to focus on its hard wired DNA to care for and look after others no matter what, has been inspiring and humbling. Now with Invisible Chips we can offer the public an easy and fun way of showing their thanks and support for an incredible sector when the chips are down."
"Hospitality Action's work is crucial, particularly in a post-pandemic world where the industry has had lives turned upside down. We are lucky to have loyal customers who have been incredibly supportive to us in the last few years and we want to thank them all for ordering Invisible Chips and contributing to such a worthy cause."
“Now more than ever we need to give back and support our industry. By adding Invisible Chips to our menu and encouraging our customers to chip we’re doing our bit to help thousands of hospitality families in crisis and we urge you to do the same.”
Founded in 2019, Pine are a full-service photography production company working across the UK and internationally. Pine believe that photography is about making connections, to audiences and to one another. That’s why people are always at the heart of everything they do. As well as stocking Invisible Chips, Pine are donating a percentage of the proceeds from their hospitality photography to our work.
"We are proud to support Hospitality Action’s Invisible Chips campaign and do our bit by adding them to menus across all of our Coaching Inn sites. We encourage others to do the same so we can all give our customers the opportunity to support our industry and the people who run the places they love."
"Our industry has faced a tough few years but at Iconic we know that the best way to push through is to help each other with a positive attitude. We are proud to stock Invisible Chips and give our loyal guests the opportunity to support our industry."
"Invisible Chips are a great invention dreamt up by Hospitality Action. They're available online, at my pubs and other participating venues across the UK. All the money from every portion of Invisible Chips you buy goes directly to Hospitality Action to help them support staff within the hospitality industry whose jobs are literally disappearing."