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Mmmpomps

Mmmpomps

I just found chips I have never seen before made by the Native Canadian Chip Corporation in MB Canada. The bags have native artwork on them. I picked up the Regular and the Fire chip. Regular is not as good as Lays regular. These are bit thicker and less greasy and a bit flat. But are crunchy. The Fire Chips wow they are good. Reminded me of Hostess BBQ from out East (Canada) but without the smokey taste. After the 2nd chip it felt in my mouth like I'd eaten a whole bag. These are spicy, not greasy and great crunch. .73 Canadian cents for a 43 gram bag. But really the artwork is kewl on the bags:

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Mmmpomps

Mmmpomps

I just found chips I have never seen before made by the Native American Chip Corporation in MB Canada. The bags have native artwork on them. I picked up the Regular and the Fire chip. Regular is not as good as Lays regular. These are bit thicker and less greasy and a bit flat. But are crunchy. The Fire Chips wow they are good. Reminded me of Hostess BBQ from out East (Canada) but without the smokey taste. After the 2nd chip it felt in my mouth like I'd eaten a whole bag. These are spicy, not greasy and great crunch. .73 Canadian cents for a 43 gram bag. But really the artwork is kewl on the bags:

13892195_10153701735397703_4544984432771710412_n.jpg

13920984_10153701735402703_6425421340807500348_n.jpg

13924873_10153701735407703_8193298375096609617_n.jpg

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