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Ok, sorry I haven't posted for a bit. Been trying to catch up on laundry, etc. The Xmas cards arrived today, so now I'll be busy writing those for a while.
BUT, just to tide you over, here are a couple of other potato chip flavors. I haven't found anything as strange as Roast Ox Flavor, but here's a couple I don't know if you can find back in North America...
Tiger Prawn and Crushed Garlic Flavour
Sorry this isn't more entertaining or informative, but somebody needs a diaper change, so see ya later!
BUT, just to tide you over, here are a couple of other potato chip flavors. I haven't found anything as strange as Roast Ox Flavor, but here's a couple I don't know if you can find back in North America...
Sizzling Steak and Onion Fajita
and
and
Tiger Prawn and Crushed Garlic Flavour
Sorry this isn't more entertaining or informative, but somebody needs a diaper change, so see ya later!
4 comments:
Well the fajita one sounds tasty at least!
I'm drawn to, and yet simultaneously repulsed by the Tiger Prawns.
Beware the seafood-flavored snack products! Paulcat introduced me to shrimp-flavored chips from World Market and ew. Maybe they're better with garlic though. So many things are.
I tried the tiger prawn ones today. They're not too fishy (which I'd HATE), but just a little bit and a little ... powdery garlicy? Odd, not too strong, but not ones I"d get again.
And actually, neither are the fajita ones. They sounded good, but they're not quite like Doritos, but they taste a little beef bouillon-y with a sweet aftertaste that I just can't get into.
So, neither one is a real big goal-breaker for me, which is good, but disappointing, too.
But the McCoy's Hickory Smoked Ribs flavored chips, which I've gotten before? Yummy! And yes, Mendax, SO many things are better with garlic! I think that's one of Mr. Kluges's cardinal rules of cooking.
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