Posted: 5/12/2009 9:25:46 PM EDT
| Anyone else noticing they are starting to skimp on the flavoring in the chips.. I buy the kettle cooked ones and I swear the price when up and the flavor went down... It's disappointing IMO.. Kettle brand chips were the best... |
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The HEB brand are pretty heavy on the flavor 
I love them but damn if you dont need a drink after a bag or two I don't think they sell them in my area... Damnit Wasted post 556 FUCK!!! Was saving it for some happy switch photos.... I wouldnt immagine so. I had some baked/healthy crap ones, all I have to say is 
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Anyone else noticing they are starting to skimp on the flavoring in the chips.. I buy the kettle cooked ones and I swear the price when up and the flavor went down... It's disappointing IMO.. Kettle brand chips were the best... More like the high salt/vinegar content has burned out your taste buds and your losing your ability to taste. 
Its one of the reasons why older people can tolerate more hotter and spicier foods that younger adults/children cannot. |
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Anyone else noticing they are starting to skimp on the flavoring in the chips.. I buy the kettle cooked ones and I swear the price when up and the flavor went down... It's disappointing IMO.. Kettle brand chips were the best... More like the high salt/vinegar content has burned out your taste buds and your losing your ability to taste.
Its one of the reasons why older people can tolerate more hotter and spicier foods that younger adults/children cannot. I call BS. Only because if older people lost the ability to taste like you said, they should want more spice to make it possible for them to taste like they used to. Why would they want less? So they could taste nothing? |
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Quoted: Quoted: I think you'll find chaps that they're called crisps They are SOOOOOO not called "crisps." Potato Chips were invented in the US and therefor the US gets exclusive naming rights and we named them CHIPS.  QFT BTW they are called french fries and not chips |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I think you'll find chaps that they're called crisps They are SOOOOOO not called "crisps." Potato Chips were invented in the US and therefor the US gets exclusive naming rights and we named them CHIPS. QFT BTW they are called french fries and not chips Bollocks to you both These are crisps  These are chips  Do try and get it right |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I think you'll find chaps that they're called crisps They are SOOOOOO not called "crisps." Potato Chips were invented in the US and therefor the US gets exclusive naming rights and we named them CHIPS. QFT BTW they are called french fries and not chips Bollocks to you both These are crisps http://www.publicdomainpictures.net/pictures/1000/nahled/crisps.jpg These are chips http://www.wcoh.ac.uk/workplacement/andy/images/Chip.jpg Do try and get it right LIES. Make a pitcher of margaritas yet? |
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Quoted: Ever improving Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I think you'll find chaps that they're called crisps They are SOOOOOO not called "crisps." Potato Chips were invented in the US and therefor the US gets exclusive naming rights and we named them CHIPS. QFT BTW they are called french fries and not chips Bollocks to you both These are crisps http://www.publicdomainpictures.net/pictures/1000/nahled/crisps.jpg These are chips http://www.wcoh.ac.uk/workplacement/andy/images/Chip.jpg Do try and get it right LIES. Make a pitcher of margaritas yet? |
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If you can't taste the chip flavoring anymore, try these and have a lot of water handy:
Route 11 Mama Zuma's Revenge Habanero The Habanero version is too much for me to enjoy, but the rest of them are flavored quite well. |