If you’re one of those people who think that chip crumbs and disappointment are the best part of any snack-bag, there’s now FailChips.
No longer will you have to sift through nasty intact chips to get to the goods. In one bag of FailChips, it’s nothing but fragmented snacks, designed for pouring directly into your pie-hole.
FailChips are available now at select locations — flavors include Salt & Vinegar, Jalapeño and Barbecue.
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Get your hand out of the Pringles tin… There’s a new potato chip worthy of your discernible palate. Although it will cost you.
Swedish beer-makers, St. Erik’s Brewery, has created what is the world’s most expensive potato chip to go with their high-quality craft beer. The price tag for such crispy luxury is 499.00 kr, approximately $56 USD per box, or roughly $11 per chip.
The ingredients that help jack up the price of these chips include; Matsutake, Truffle Seaweed, Leksand Onion, Crown Dill and Nordic Ammarnäs Potatoes. Unfortunately, the limited edition chips are currently sold out. Time to reach into the Pringles tin again.
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Artist Nady Nadhira‘s illustrations are cute enough on their own. However, when the drawings are completed with the appropriate snack or candy, they reach new levels of adorbz.
Biscuits become Pac-man, M&Ms are the balloons that lift the Up house, and Oreos are used for eyes — the art is fun to look at and I want to eat it right now. See more below and over at Instagram.
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Real world problem… We want our Spam wherever we go, but the large blue tin is a bit hard to carry around.
Hormel knows our daily struggle, and has unleashed Spam Snacks. The meat-like product is now available in handy bite-sized pieces, and packaged in an easy-to-carry pouch.
There’s also some variety available with your choice of teriyaki, bacon, and classic. Never be without your Spam again.
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There are few things more synonymous with Ireland than Guinness and potatoes. British chip-maker Burt’s knows this, and has created the ultimate Irish bar snack with Guinness Potato Chips.
The chips contain the bittersweet flavor of Guinness Stout, as well as the salty starchy goodness of thick-cut and hand-cooked chips. The chips are available in Original Guinness Flavor and Rich Beef Chilli. Chilli’s very Irish too.
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