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Snacking while eGulleting... (Part 3)

Toliver

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liuzhou

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Basa fish skin with edible starch, salt, vegetable oil (containing tert-Butylhydroquinone), pepper, and MSG.

 

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These are "original flavour", but they also come in "spicy flavour" and "salted egg flavour".

 

Of course, they do.
 

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liuzhou

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5 minutes ago, BeeZee said:

“elaborate”

 

Well, you wouldn't want them simple, would you?

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Skinny Pop Sweet & Salty Kettle popcorn.

 

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Nothing is better than frying in lard.

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liuzhou

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Found this morning. One of a range of new snack products.

 

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You will be thrilled to know that this one comes in two versions. Red chilli or yellow chilli flavoured. This is the red one.

 

It was edible but I won't be rushing back for more.

 

P.S. The Chinese name, 素毛肚 (sù máo dù) literally translates as "vegetable tripe'.

 

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Thanks for the Crepes

Thanks for the Crepes

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On 10/2/2019 at 12:14 AM, liuzhou said:

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Highly addictive.

 

 

 

Are these potato snacks dry and crunchy?

 

I remember my mom buying us "shoesting potatoes" that came in a round cardboard can in California in the 60's. I haven't seen anything like it since. Full disclosure, though, I never sought such a thing out because I didn't really like it that much. The ones we had as kids were really, really dry. Mom loved them, though.

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> ^ . . ^ <

 

 

Thanks for the Crepes

Thanks for the Crepes

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@liuzhou,

 

I think the one's my mom was buying are these ones from French's company.

 

I'll never like them, but you know what else that company makes? French fried onions. The harmless and nutritious onion is transformed into a fat-laden, carbohydrate-packed and sodium-packed delivery vehicle for deliciousness. These onions are critical for our culture's classic green bean casserole with Campbell's mushroom soup that appears at fall and winter holidays. They are EXCELLENT salad toppers or secret guilty snack items. :)

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> ^ . . ^ <

 

 

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On 10/2/2019 at 1:14 AM, liuzhou said:

pomsticks.jpg

 

Highly addictive.

 

 

 

Something similar (ie, plain potato sticks) has been sporadically available off and on since I was a kid. A version with hickory smoke flavoring has been infinitely more popular, and is available everywhere. They're my GF's kryptonite when she's trying to keto, and usually one of the first things she goes for when she takes a break from the diet.

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heidih

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9 hours ago, liuzhou said:

Found this morning. One of a range of new snack products.

 

konjac1.thumb.jpg.99b03dfd01570cb107f5b69597096a05.jpg

 

konjac2.thumb.jpg.6e2e173d1fa431b2346f01b2d760214c.jpg

 

You will be thrilled to know that this one comes in two versions. Red chilli or yellow chilli flavoured. This is the red one.

 

It was edible but I won't be rushing back for more.

 

P.S. The Chinese name, 素毛肚 (sù máo dù) literally translates as "vegetable tripe'.

 

 

 

So they are quite "chewy"???

Kim Shook

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10 hours ago, liuzhou said:

Found this morning. One of a range of new snack products.

 

konjac1.thumb.jpg.99b03dfd01570cb107f5b69597096a05.jpg

 

konjac2.thumb.jpg.6e2e173d1fa431b2346f01b2d760214c.jpg

 

You will be thrilled to know that this one comes in two versions. Red chilli or yellow chilli flavoured. This is the red one.

 

It was edible but I won't be rushing back for more.

 

P.S. The Chinese name, 素毛肚 (sù máo dù) literally translates as "vegetable tripe'.

 

 

I had to Google that and I think it is the wildest looking plant I've ever seen!  Incredible.

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9 hours ago, Thanks for the Crepes said:

@liuzhou,

 

I think the one's my mom was buying are these ones from French's company.

 

I'll never like them, but you know what else that company makes? French fried onions. The harmless and nutritious onion is transformed into a fat-laden, carbohydrate-packed and sodium-packed delivery vehicle for deliciousness. These onions are critical for our culture's classic green bean casserole with Campbell's mushroom soup that appears at fall and winter holidays. They are EXCELLENT salad toppers or secret guilty snack items. :)

They also do fried dill pickle chips and fried jalapenos...they are really good on casseroles, burgers and salads.

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Nothing is better than frying in lard.

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liuzhou

liuzhou

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Saline (sic) crackers with chia seeds. Cheese.

 

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I've seen chia seeds here before, but only in a specialist "strange food" shop, but these popped up in my neighbourhood supermarket yesterday.

 

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They were OK, but won't be replacing my favourite seaweed crackers.

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Toliver

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So I had some Lays Stax Cheddar flavored chips....they're the poor man's Pringles. xD

I was suddenly inspired to sprinkle a little black pepper (I have a small shaker of ground black pepper in my desk at work) on a chip before eating. It certainly improved this mediocre faux potato chip.:B

 

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Anna N

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4 hours ago, Toliver said:

So I had some Lays Stax Cheddar flavored chips....they're the poor man's Pringles. xD

I was suddenly inspired to sprinkle a little black pepper (I have a small shaker of ground black pepper in my desk at work) on a chip before eating. It certainly improved this mediocre faux potato chip.:B

Pepper improves most things in my opinion. And there are some very interesting peppers out there that are worth exploring.

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Toliver

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Pepper improves most things in my opinion. And there are some very interesting peppers out there that are worth exploring.

Yes! I know what you mean A friend purchased Aleppo Pepper from Penzey's and found it far too "hot" for her so she gave it to me. I'd never had it before and quite enjoy the "kick" it has.

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Brian: Peter, those are Cheerios.”

– From Fox TV’s “Family Guy”

 

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BeeZee

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A brownie straight from the freezer. They were a little soft on the initial bake, so quite nice while still frozen.

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suzilightning

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Toasted piece of Calandra's bread spread with some pimento cheese then run under the broiler until toasty and bubbly.  Topped with some of our thinly sliced yellow pear tomatoes.

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Nothing is better than frying in lard.

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ElsieD

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35 minutes ago, IowaDee said:

From the top down or the bottom up?  Was it life sized?  

 

I ate the bottom half as it had more chocolate.😁  it was maybe 4 or 5 inches long.

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demiglace

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1 hour ago, ElsieD said:

 

I ate the bottom half as it had more chocolate.😁  it was maybe 4 or 5 inches long.

Where's the Awesome button and where do I buy a chocolate Tour de Eiffel? other than in France?

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