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Quote:Nope...but I know what it smells like! :thumbsup:

 

Smells like fish, tastes like chicken.  :thumbsup:

Quote:Smells like fish, tastes like chicken.  :thumbsup:

Isn't it funny how everything tastes like chicken? :thumbsup:

Quote:Isn't it funny how everything tastes like chicken? :thumbsup:

 

Unless you either dip it in salsa or eat it with Frito Pie.  

Quote:Unless you either dip it in salsa or eat it with Frito Pie.  

True!

How about some of these?

 

Quote:How about some of these?

 

 

Weird flavor combo, but I'm more than willing to try it!

These could be interesting.

 

I just can't do funky flavored chips.

Quote:I just can't do funky flavored chips.

 

A guy I worked with went to Canada and brought back Ketchup Lay's....interesting, but not terrible, but I also wouldn't buy them.  Last year for a party I bought Lay's garlic parmesan bread chips or something like that, but wouldn't buy those again either.

 

It's cool that they try out new flavors and one may stick occasionally, but the tried and true flavors will always stick around.

Quote:Isn't it funny how everything tastes like chicken? :thumbsup:

 

Some things don't taste exactly like chicken, but have a "familiar" scent and taste.  

 

Quote:Some things don't taste exactly like chicken, but have a "familiar" scent and taste.  

 

Those sound just revolting!!!

Quote:A guy I worked with went to Canada and brought back Ketchup Lay's....interesting, but not terrible, but I also wouldn't buy them.  Last year for a party I bought Lay's garlic parmesan bread chips or something like that, but wouldn't buy those again either.

 

It's cool that they try out new flavors and one may stick occasionally, but the tried and true flavors will always stick around.

If I'm going to blow those calories on chips, I'm damn sure gonna make sure I'm going to eat the ones I know I like!!! :yes:

The British have some unusual (at least to Americans) taste combinations. Publix has a British section where I saw cans of pinto beans in tomato sauce. I don't know about that one. However, it was the Brits who invented the flavored chip (crisp). Thank you funny talking English people!

Quote:The British have some unusual (at least to Americans) taste combinations. Publix has a British section where I saw cans of pinto beans in tomato sauce. I don't know about that one. However, it was the Brits who invented the flavored chip (crisp). Thank you funny talking English people!

There is a reason that English food is never listed as fine cuisine...

Quote:The British have some unusual (at least to Americans) taste combinations. Publix has a British section where I saw cans of pinto beans in tomato sauce. I don't know about that one. However, it was the Brits who invented the flavored chip (crisp). Thank you funny talking English people!

 

Ha, ha!  The pictures that I found of the weird chip flavors happen to be mostly British.

Quote:There is a reason that English food is never listed as fine cuisine...

 

Frito Pie is a fine cuisine!   :yes:

Quote:There is a reason that English food is never listed as fine cuisine...

Spotted Dick should be on every 5 star menu.

Quote:Spotted Dick should be on every 5 star menu.

Don't they make a cream for that?

Quote:Frito Pie is a fine cuisine!   :yes:

Well duh!! It's very fine cuisine!!!

Quote:Don't they make a cream for that?

 

Yup.  Smells kind of like fish.