In 1981, Frito-Lay marketing research and product development personnel instituted the “Harvest” project with an objective of coming up with a multigrain snack that would have consumer appeal. After several product concept tests and in-home product use tests to generate any consumer excitement, it was concluded that the market for wholesome snacks was not yet fully developed to accept such products. Other evidence seemed to support this view. In 1983, Frito-Lay test marketed O’Grady’s brand potato chips. The results had been phenomenal. Projections based on test market performance indicated the brand would product $100 million in annual sales, which it did in 1984 and 1985.