anybody try the new chicken n' waffles chips?

[Agent11]

Of the 3 new flavors the sriracha was the best imo.

 

[zinfamous]

Not a huge fan of fried chicken myself, but I've ordered chicken and waffles in The United States of America before. It was good, but I found the chicken to just be an annoyance for the most part. Eating a bone-in meat while also eating a waffle is just kind of frustrating; it's not like steak and eggs, where the steak sits nicely and is easy to cut and eat with everything else on the plate.

I do like the chips though; very yummy.

KT

fried chicken is to be eaten with your hands. and for that matter...I prefer steak to be eaten with fingers, as well.

 

[Q]

All these retarded flavors and the idiots canceled the Guacamole flavor back when I was in Middle School. Such BS, the Guacamole was so flavorful. It was awesome and the chips were Green!

Those were Doritos, I think? And yes, they were delicious.

 

[KeithTalent]

fried chicken is to be eaten with your hands. and for that matter...I prefer steak to be eaten with fingers, as well.

Neanderthal! D:

KT

 

[KeithTalent]

Those were Doritos, I think? And yes, they were delicious.

Yes, the guac Doritos = bomb! RIP :sadface:

KT

 

[zinfamous]

Neanderthal! D:

KT

really? food is so much better when eaten with your hands. You should try it.

 

[KeithTalent]

really? food is so much better when eaten with your hands. You should try it.

Nah, gross. I don't know where my hands have been.

KT

 

[zinfamous]

Nah, gross. I don't know where my hands have been.

KT

do you guys have soap in Canadia?

 

[SheHateMe]

Those were Doritos, I think? And yes, they were delicious.

They were Lays, actually. But yes, Doritos had some too.

 

[KeithTalent]

do you guys have soap in Canadia?

Nah, we just rub our hands with tree bark. Works ok, but the hands get sticky on occasion.

KT

 

[Soundmanred]

I loved them, ate half a bag pretty quickly.
Then the aftertaste. Oh God, the aftertaste.
I will never eat them again.

 

[zinfamous]

Nah, we just rub our hands with tree bark. Works ok, but the hands get sticky on occasion.

KT

pine sap is a pretty good cleanser. antibacterial, too. pine needles are also great for fresh breath.

 

[zinfamous]

I loved them, ate half a bag pretty quickly.
Then the aftertaste. Oh God, the aftertaste.
I will never eat them again.

that's like every time I eat pork rinds.

I never adhere to that final vow, though.

 

[KeithTalent]

pine sap is a pretty good cleanser. antibacterial, too. pine needles are also great for fresh breath.

Yeah I actually tried pine needles once when I was junior high, but one of them got stuck in my throat. It was awful because I was hacking like crazy, but it wouldn't come out. Almost missed class because of it. Never again.

KT

 

[sao123]

I was sad when they stopped making the 3D jalapeno Doritos. That was one of my favorite all time chip.

yep... these

 

[BladeVenom]

If it was bacon and waffles I might be in, but I hate lays so probably not.

How about,

 

[blurredvision]

I know you americans rave about the combination of chicken and waffles, but what kind of crackhead came up with that combo? it sounds disgusting, just like mcdonald's breakfast (most disgusting thing I've ever eaten). It's no wonder ya'll are some lardasses.

Oh, you got us there. Too much damn food and freedom to eat what we want, never having to go hungry, getting annoyed when your group of friends can't decide where to eat out of 3 dozen places within 5 miles, not knowing what true hunger is like, grocery stores everywhere with shelves stocked to the brim of many selections of food. FML

 

[kage69]

pine sap is a pretty good cleanser. antibacterial, too. pine needles are also great for fresh breath.

I like fat pine for starting fires. Wooosh!

When I was a kid living in Maine I saw local kids eating balls of sap and chewing them like gum. Spruce works the best I'm told, but I think it all tastes nasty.

You can see St. Croix island from my folks house, apparently a bunch of French landed there and tried to make a settlement back in the early 1600s. Scurvy was rampant, many died, but I heard it was pine needle tea that allowed many to make it out of there come spring. The Micmac and Abenaki swear by it, for good reason it seems.




Regarding the chips: My boss tried a bag at lunch last week, didn't believe my little rundown on Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles being popular, thought it was a gag flavor. Like what Jones soda does. I tired a couple. No thanks. If I want a snack I go for my current new fav: Inka Corn, Picante flavor. http://www.amazon.com/Inka-Crops-Corn-Roasted-Picante/dp/B001HTIV68/ref=cm_cr_pr_sims_i Fucking addictive.

 

[weirdichi]

This about sums up what I think of the sriracha chips. Yes, I know sriracha is not a brand, but if they were gonna make that flavor, they may as well use the one that tastes the best.

 

[Raincity]

I like fat pine for starting fires. Wooosh!

When I was a kid living in Maine I saw local kids eating balls of sap and chewing them like gum. Spruce works the best I'm told, but I think it all tastes nasty.

You can see St. Croix island from my folks house, apparently a bunch of French landed there and tried to make a settlement back in the early 1600s. Scurvy was rampant, many died, but I heard it was pine needle tea that allowed many to make it out of there come spring. The Micmac and Abenaki swear by it, for good reason it seems.




Regarding the chips: My boss tried a bag at lunch last week, didn't believe my little rundown on Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles being popular, thought it was a gag flavor. Like what Jones soda does. I tired a couple. No thanks. If I want a snack I go for my current new fav: Inka Corn, Picante flavor. http://www.amazon.com/Inka-Crops-Cor...m_cr_pr_sims_i Fucking addictive.

Are those like spicy corn nuts ? I probably could get into those.