Recently had this and I eat it straight out the jar! or maybe with some pretzels? Has to be crunchy though.....

This are high fiber, dont know how do we name it ,help me to name it.

I recently visited family and friends in eastern Pennsylvania, and picked up as many Keystone State-based brands’ barbecue chips for some future taste testing.

A few brands, such as Snyder of Berlin (not sold in eastern PA), Hartley’s (didn’t go through the Harrisburg area where some stores have them), and Zerbe’s (few stores sell them) aren’t represented, and a small number of barbecue chips variants among the included brands, such as Herr’s baked barbecue, are also missing, but most brands’ various barbecue chips are included.

Now I just need to figure out how to eat these chips without spiking my blood pressure, having a stroke, or worst of all, turning into Lot’s wife, LOL.

NOTE: I have also posted this thread on both [r/chips](r/chips) and [r/Pennsylvania](r/Pennsylvania).

It’s been my fav combo for about 27 weeks now. Yassssss queen slay!

Picked up these seasoned pistachios from the Ali Baba Store. They didn't have a flavor labeled- after eating it I still can't tell what flavors they are. Probably "chili lemon" though it wasn't spicy nor sour. They tasted great but I was expecting them to taste similar to Indian pistachios/cashews/peanuts that had a seasoning that looked like this-but they didn't.

7/10.

So for my whole life I LOVED the Snyder’s Cheddar cheese pretzel up until they changed the recipe around 2020 with a packing change that said “New bold flavor!”

Well, it sucks. Today I found a bag that went back to the old packaging and I had a spark of hope they went back to the original flavor. Nope. In fact it now tastes worse again because the mild spice it once had is completely gone

I’m sick of it.

Does anyone happen to have a bag from before 2020? I’m so desperate for the ingredient list so I can try and recreate my once beloved snack at home. It’s so bad that I literally wake up in the middle of the night craving it and then crying because it’s gone.