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What's your favorite Chip/Snack and flavor?

Is it Honey BBQ twister fritos? Bugles? Sour Cream and Chedar Ruffles? Funyuns? Much-O's...Whats your favorite main stream one and your favorite obscure (regional) one??

mine are:
National : Funyuns
Regional : Herr's BBQ chips

This shoudl be fun...

21 Comments:

Lay's Smokey Bacon, hands down.

Ohhh my favorite. So many choices. Miss Vickies I would have to say. Any flavor will do. I love the texture, the cruch, perfectly salted. The sea salt and malt vinager have a real bit to them...The jalepeno ones are incredibly firey. I must say, Original is best...

I love Salt and Pepper flavored Kettle Chips.

The salt & pepper Kettle Chips are awesome. I like salt & vinegar anything. I also love cheddar and sour cream Ruffles. Oh and original Fritos on top of a bowl of chili is heavenly. I think I know what I'm having for dinner now!

It's hard to beat Cheddar & Sour Cream Ruffles, it's true.

I also have a sudden appreciation for Lays Light. They taste far better than the Baked Lays, and are somehow better for you.

Also related: Fastastic article in The Onion a few weeks ago.

Favorite chip: Anything that's crunchy, made of corn, and that I can stick in guacamole.

Favorite snack: Dark chocolate, nuts (salted almonds, preferably), and strong coffee.

I love Glenny's White Cheddar flavored Soy Crisps

I don't mean to be a bastard...but soy crips.....comon'

Also when and where can I get those Lay's smokey bacon chip's? im hoping not the UK...

Adam chime in here...oh whoops you dont like chips LOL

Glenny's Soy Crisps in White Cheddar and Creamy Ranch, and Stacy's Pita Chips in Texarkana (all three of these are especially good with Greek yogurt). I've never liked potato chips, and tortilla chips make me miss summers in California!

Herr's ketchup chips really do it for me. But then again,anything with ketchup does it for me. I also have to admit a weakness for Terra Chip spiced taro and parsnip varities.

For me it's in the combining. Barbecue Twist Fritos and Gallo dry salami, plain Ruffles and Lipton Onion Dip made with a couple shots of worcestershire, chili and sharp cheddar over regular Fritos, Gueerrro tortilla chips and homemade pico de gallo, homemade flour tortilla chips and homemade guacamole. Mmmmm...chips...

Bayless' Frontera tortilla chips with any of his awesome salsas.

Creole tomoto Zapps. They are a local (new orleans) brand sorta like kettle, but with even more interesting flavors.

Almost anything Kettle Chip, and Lays Ketchup.

Ooh, the Bayou Onion Zapps I had when I was in New Orleans were heavenly.

And regarding dips: Helluva Good really needs to get distributed nationwide. Or at least downstate. Such perfection.

Kettle Chips are awesome. As are the Maui sweet onion chips. I forget what brand they are, but I can't stop eating them.

As for the weirder snack things I like - shrimp chips, dried cuttlefish, salted dried prunes, dried and salted orange peels are not for the faint of heart, but they're what I grew up eating. When I was in China, we made a beeline for all the different snack stores.

Has anyone tried the new more upscale Pocky called Fran? It's way, way tastier than Pocky. (But a bit more expensive.)

toastykitten, my friends and I developed a serious Fran obsession while in Japan in high school. My favorite flavor is Fran Duo - white chocolate layered with dark chocolate, yummmmm.

Stacy's pita chips with All Seasons Kitchens' roasted garlic salsa cream cheese dip. I'm crushed that my Costco no longer carries that dip.

We really need more variety in ketchup chips here in the States; Herr's are just meh. Canadian Lays ketchup chips are really good, and their dill pickle are decent, too.

Utz is a mid-Atlantic chip brand that is much better than any of the national brands, or those in the northeast for that matter (e.g., Wise), which tend to be too salty. Utz' Cheddar and Sour Cream are fabulous, as are their regular chips.

Any kind of BBQ chip with Eastern Salsa From The All Spice Company Out of Eugene Or http://www.theallspiceco.com/salsa.html

And kettle chips Dijon Flavor all bye themselves. Yumm!

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