Baked ‘N’ Loaded Potato Co.

TWIN FALLS Run by a fabulous family, Baked ‘N’ Loaded Potato Co. is built to serve delicious food in an efficient manner.

Located in the Magic Valley Mall’s food court, the eatery is served well by foot traffic, though they have their regular customers as well.

After watching the process unfold a few times, the Times-News was chatted with the owners about the craze that is Baked ‘N’ Loaded.

Times-News: Give our readers a summary of how you came up with Baked ‘N’ Loaded.

TN: Is there anything else you’d like to add?

BNL: We’re thrilled to be part of the upcoming community event in Boise, Idaho, showcasing lights, food, and featuring the Potato Drop. It’s events like these that remind us why we started Baked ‘N’ Loaded in the first place to bring people together and create memorable experiences. Thank you for all your support, and we look forward to serving you!

December VIP

December VIP Promotion

Seize this opportunity, it’s your last shot. Grab the remaining tickets to our extraordinary event. Usher in the new year in luxury, enjoying delectable refreshments, and a front row view of musical performances and an exciting live raffle. Take advantage of the comfort of our warm indoor facilities. Transform the beginning of your new year into an unforgettable moment with this exclusive, one of a kind experience.

 

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November VIP

Fall’s beauty lies in its leaves, and our VIP tickets! If you haven’t indulged yet, there’s no better way to greet the New Year! Imagine having a front row seat to live music, a warm tent filled with appetizers, and a full bar with a free drink. Let’s keep this celebration going and welcome 2025 together!

 

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October VIP

As 2024 prepares to take its final bow, 2025 is backstage, eagerly waiting for its grand entrance. Why not greet it like a rockstar? There’s still time to grab that VIP pass to the year-end bash, and enjoy some swanky privileges. But, don’t let the clock beat you! The discounted prices are playing hide-and-seek till all the October tickets vanish or until November 1st, whichever comes first. So, act now!

 

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IPD Sponsorship Opportunities

Are you interested in getting your company featured at home and across the globe in major publications such as Yahoo Finance, Business Insider, NewsWeek, The Associated Press? The Idaho® Potato Drop consistently delivers incredible value for our partners, year-over-year and has already reached over 250 million viewers in 2024 through earned advertising in top-tier publications, television and online sources.
If your company would like to show your community support while enjoying the benefits of sponsoring free and charitable Idaho’s signature holiday event, DROP us a line!

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Early Bird VIP

The early bird captures the worm, and in this case, the best priced tickets! August tickets are available now for $50. Click Here for VIP Tickets
From September 1st to 31st, you can secure your spot for just $75. As autumn leaves begin to fall in October, the ticket price gently rises to $100, valid from October 1st to 31st. As we embrace the coolness of November, tickets will be available at $125 from November 1st to 31st. Finally, as we celebrate the joy of the holiday season in December, the ticket price will be $150 from December 1st to 31st.

Secure your discounted tickets today and create memories to cherish forever.

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“Idaho: there’s a unique New Year’s tradition
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The iconic Times Square New Year’s ball drop is one of the most famous traditions when it comes to ringing in the New Year. However, Boise residents have found a more unique (and more state-appropriate) way to welcome January 1. Since 2013, thousands of spec-taters have gathered at the Idaho State Capitol every year to watch the Idaho Potato Drop – a giant, illuminated GlowTato is lowered from above as the clock strikes midnight. We’d expect nothing less from Idaho.”

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