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Hirayuki posted:
Maybe that was taken at a store in Alaska or some other BFE place where the price of food is crazy high.
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at that price! They're priced normally here in MI, but that doesn't make them taste any better.
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Pookah posted:You can if you put a big ol chunk of bacon on the hook. I was gonna say, I've caught a bunch with hotdogs during an ad hoc fishing trip using fishing line and hooks me and my friends found tangled in the trees by a river. Surprise crab camping dinner!
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uber_stoat posted:i found a bag of wasabi doritos once, just once. vanished like a mirage. 
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CannonFodder posted:I had Tapatio flavored Doritos once and I will forever chase that dragon. Thats the Sabritas logo in the upper left corner, it's the Mexican form of Lay's
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Sekhmnet posted:Maybe that was taken at a store in Alaska or some other BFE place where the price of food is crazy high.
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i love me some sabor. picked up some of these bad boys the other day, highly recommended. 
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Iron Crowned posted:Thats the Sabritas logo in the upper left corner, it's the Mexican form of Lay's My local liquor store/sandwich shop sells these now which are Sabritas branded and they kick rear end 
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wholly owned direct subsidiary of pepsico, so corporate sibling to fritolays not a child
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My worst Dorito experience was when I first moved to Korea, Doritos were imported and tasted the same as the US. They were the only kind of chip-like thing that was imported and were good. Then a year or two in, Doritos started being manufactured locally and now they were glazed with sugar like every domestic Korean chip and thus disgusting. I was so sad I now had no non-sweet chip options.
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boar guy posted:im experiencing a similar frustration with cinnamon bun frosted mini wheats These do exist and I’ve had them. They’re pretty good!
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i would kill a man for just one more bowl of Maple & Brown Sugar Life
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"You fuckin' believe this poo poo man?"
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uber_stoat posted:i love me some sabor. picked up some of these bad boys the other day, highly recommended. Those are really good, they're like pork rinds but made of wheat. The powdered lime or whatever they use kind of melts the skin on the roof of my mouth though.
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Grand Fromage posted:My worst Dorito experience was when I first moved to Korea, Doritos were imported and tasted the same as the US. They were the only kind of chip-like thing that was imported and were good. Then a year or two in, Doritos started being manufactured locally and now they were glazed with sugar like every domestic Korean chip and thus disgusting. I was so sad I now had no non-sweet chip options. What is up with Korean cooking, every Korean cooking video I stumble across has an add surprising amounts of sugar stage
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Isn't it a thing that Korea was extremely poor until very recently, had a boom, and is now quite wealthy, and doing the standard 'was poor, got rich, started obsessing about sugar' thing? I've heard Korean restaurateurs in the US who emigrated 20-30 years ago serve a completely different, low-sugar menu compared to modern South Korean cuisine.
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aphid_licker posted:What is up with Korean cooking, every Korean cooking video I stumble across has an add surprising amounts of sugar stage Basically all Korean food is sugary as hell. I was always amazed at there being most of an entire aisle at the grocery store that's just various kinds of corn/rice syrup. When you cook Korean food just cut the sugar down. Don't get rid of it entirely, there is a reason why a little of it is in there, but you can pretty much cut the sugar in half on any recipe as a starting point. If it uses both sugar and corn syrup (pretty common; rice syrup is basically the same thing but English recipes will usually say corn since that's easier to get outside Korea) I skip the syrup and lower the sugar. Living there, whenever you try something new you get to play everyone's favorite game, Is It Sweet? and the answer is always yes. Pookah posted:Isn't it a thing that Korea was extremely poor until very recently, had a boom, and is now quite wealthy, and doing the standard 'was poor, got rich, started obsessing about sugar' thing? I don't know if it's a wealth thing but the timeline is about right, yeah. The bulk of Korean immigration to the US was before the sugar obsession. There's a reasonable argument that at least LA Koreatown has better Korean food than Korea nowadays.
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BAGS FLY AT NOON posted:These do exist and I’ve had them. they keep showing ads for them and none of the grocery stores have them OR the red hot cinnamon toast crunch either! what a rip off
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la also has seriously better ingredient logistics, which is why it beats out bergen county and ne prc, too
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The Bloop posted:I would love a plain Dorito but that's not a thing I've ever seen  Too salty for me but I'll take them over nacho cheese.
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cyberia posted:
You need this version 
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Grand Fromage posted:Basically all Korean food is sugary as hell. I was always amazed at there being most of an entire aisle at the grocery store that's just various kinds of corn/rice syrup. There's a few Korean dishes that are staples for me, and yeah, step one is cut the sugar in half and see how it tastes from there.
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The Bloop posted:Doritos are the worst chip and every variety pack is full of them I had Herr's Old Bay Chips recently and it is by far the worst chip I've ever had.
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Perry Mason Jar posted:I had Herr's Old Bay Chips recently and it is by far the worst chip I've ever had. Well you know what that does sound really bad
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Tendie cocktail, for the sophisticated Redditor.
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I've seen pictures of actual restaurants in the US with crisps as a side. I would laugh so loving loud and leave instantly if I was ever served crisps as a side. That's what you serve your children when you have given up on life. Fat Dan has a new favorite as of 02:43 on Sep 1, 2022 |
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EoinCannon posted:what are they sitting in? AFP analysis: a bed of mashed potatoes with gravy and melted cheese. Topped with loose corn, as is tradition. It's like a homemade KFC bowl, right?
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Are yes, an authentic sadness pile in a failure bowl
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you know how there are asian/latino/middle eastern grocery stores? is there one for british foods? i saw a plate of bangers and mash in the carb cup and id like to make it.
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Edgar Allan Pwned posted:you know how there are asian/latino/middle eastern grocery stores? is there one for british foods? i saw a plate of bangers and mash in the carb cup and id like to make it. You have to have a load of the ethnicity who still want their traditional food to get an ethnic store. Not even British people traditional British food.  I have seen a British section that's a quarter of an isle or so in regular supermarkets. But it's a middle of the store thing so it's shelf stable goods like sauces and candy bars. No bangers and or mash. And while Chinatown is cheap, everything in the British section costs twice what you think it should.
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Ror posted:AFP analysis: a bed of mashed potatoes with gravy and melted cheese. Topped with loose corn, as is tradition. Thank you, sounds like a symphony of textures
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Australian supermarkets occasionally have a UK section for their biscuits, spreads, confectionery etc. it’s not popular.
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Edgar Allan Pwned posted:you know how there are asian/latino/middle eastern grocery stores? is there one for british foods? i saw a plate of bangers and mash in the carb cup and id like to make it. There's this place in Melbourne and Sydney. There might be something similar wherever you are. Why would you need a foreign food shop to get potatoes and sausages though?
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