I used to get soy wasabi pringles until walmart discontinued them, nobody else in my family liked them. I'm still looking for a replacement soy wasabi snack, not a fan of wasabi peas.
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Sugar-flavoured Napalm.
Amazon.com : Haribo Sugar Free Gummy Bears 5LB Bag : Gummy Candy : Grocery & Gourmet Food
Read the reviews, they....um.... clean you out good & proper.
Amazon.com : Haribo Sugar Free Gummy Bears 5LB Bag : Gummy Candy : Grocery & Gourmet Food
Read the reviews, they....um.... clean you out good & proper.
Sugar-flavoured Napalm.
Amazon.com : Haribo Sugar Free Gummy Bears 5LB Bag : Gummy Candy : Grocery & Gourmet Food
Read the reviews, they....um.... clean you out good & proper.
The Gummy Bear Cleanse! Now, that ought to put a few Quacks out of business 
When I was in high school my mom had cartons of Kents and I would steal packs. My grubbing friends didn't mind.
I hope you're from or have been to central Pennsylvania or you haven't had good chips yet.Hello. My name is Frank, and I am a chipaholic.
Ever buy chips or pretzels that you know the rest of the family doesn't like - so that you have a fighting chance of keeping chips/pretzels in stock in the house.
They keep wiping out my stash.
Lucky strikes means fine tobacco. WW2 and Korean war vets turned me on (my 1st cigarette).
We r the chip capital of the world. Martins, Middleswarth, Utz, Herrs, Snyders, Gibbles, Bickles,and like 20 others. I just named the big names.
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My mother smoked Eve for a while, to stop me from stealing cigarettes from her. It didn't work
.For those unfamiliar with them:
The Kents worked for my grubbing friends cuz when I was in HS, everyone smoked. A Marlboro was just one kid away.
The Piels (or Black Label) worked the same... whenever my parents went away and I had the house to myself, I'd run out and buy a case. If I remember correctly, at that time (late 70s, early 80s) it was about $7. Friends would come over, "Got any beer?", I'd say sure, tell them to take one out of the refrigerator... and they'd immediately run out to grocery store for Budweiser.
OT, but thinking about the $7 cases of beer reminded me of this, which was exactly $3.49 a gallon. There was always one of those hidden behind the curtain in my bedroom. Mom never went there. This is one of the many reasons I don't drink any more.
I don't really like middlesworth, I've known lots of people that move out of the area, and then can't wait to get them when they visit. There's actually 2 different snyder's chips. They make some interesting flavored kettle chips, but most of the other brands you mentioned just pretty much make regular chips you can get anywhere.
I love the gibbles white cheesies though
Coolest chips I ever had where "everything" flavor, I got visiting a friend in Maine. I don't remember all the flavors, but there was ketchup, sour cream, barbecue, plus more.
Blue Diamond almonds have a soy wasabi flavor that I like.
Perhaps it's a cultural thing, but being Norwegian (think it's true for Scandinavia as a whole), eating other people's food without permission (even family member's) is a huuuuge no no. It's normal here when you go to a party to bring your own beer, for instance. My favorit chip is:
Pardon; I mean: crisps!
Can you get these in America?
Pardon; I mean: crisps!
Can you get these in America?
I love big sourdough pretzels and cottage cheese, both of which my wife hates, which is great - I have them all to myself. An added plus is that she won't by either one for me unless I specifically ask her to do so. Keeps me from gorging unless I buy them.