:salivating

 

I ate one of them huge bags this past weekend.

slow down on the reefer!

 

:salivating

 

I ate one of them huge bags this past weekend.

 

 

fatass

 

You know what else kicks ass? Jays just came out with new Jalapeno Cheddar Ridged Chips. I'm gonna get fat in a hurry.

Weird thing is i am currently eating a bag of...

 

Weird thing is i am currently eating a bag of...

 

 

Oh man, those are outstanding. I used to be more of a Doritos guy, but Jays just blows everyone away nowadays.

Oh man, those are outstanding.  I used to be more of a Doritos guy, but Jays just blows everyone away nowadays.

 

 

I cannot stand anything jays outside of krunchers. Over the years they have gotten too oily tasting for me. Seems like to me they are using a different oil in the past three years or so than they use to.

I cannot stand anything jays outside of krunchers. Over the years they have gotten too oily tasting for me. Seems like to me they are using a different oil in the past three years or so than they use to.

 

I like their ridged chips a lot. The Jalapeno Cheddar ridged chips are good, although I'd prefer a little more jalapeno and a little less cheddar.

 

I can go for some flamin' hot Jays from time to time, although I can't eat very many in one sitting.

 

Krunchers are the highlight though, no question.

I believe if you would try Cape Cod brand potato chips, you might change your preferences. I buy no other kind.

 

I have long stopped eating plain chips with the one exception of Cape Cod. I also like the salt and vinager. The jalapeno flavored are awesome.

What the hell are "ring chips"? Do I need to stop at the store on my way home?

I don't eat potato chips often anymore, but my favorites are Krunchers Barbeque, by far.

I like Sterzings out of SE Iowa.

 

In the top five list of things I miss about Minnesota: Old Dutch chips. Mmmmmmm

I still get Old Dutch white flour tortilla chips. It's like eating salt.

I believe if you would try Cape Cod brand potato chips, you might change your preferences.  I buy no other kind.

 

 

had them on a flight from chicago to la in late march of 04. those chips rock

I believe if you would try Cape Cod brand potato chips, you might change your preferences.  I buy no other kind.

 

 

 

Those are the best chips in the entire f***ing planet. Hands down.

 

:salivating

 

I ate one of them huge bags this past weekend.

Is it just me, or do they look like Popplers? (*cough* Futurama)

I believe if you would try Cape Cod brand potato chips, you might change your preferences.  I buy no other kind.

 

 

I had a serious case of the munchies the other weekend, and I ate a whole big bag of those chips before falling asleep.

Potato Chip Thread....very nice Hammer...very Chicago.

 

I really only enjoy two types of chips.

 

1) BBQ Jays----------salavating

 

2)Tayto Irish Chips, imported from Ireland-----I need a little help from the Southside Irish on board. Those are called Tayto, are they not? They have some real interesting and delicious flavors. Problem is, you can really only get them at those Irish import stores.

 

Cool thread.

Edited October 15, 200520 yr by AddisonStSox

i'll agree with you guys, Jay's are the god damn best, but these are my personal favorite

My mom used to stop in Door County every year and buy a huge bag of mustard pretzels. These things were the shiznit. Regular pretzels covered in a dusting of mustard, which was still moist. You had to eat them sort of fast after you opened the bag, because they just werent as good after they dried up. I couldnt find a picture of anything similar.

2)Tatyo Irish Chips, imported from Ireland-----I need a little help from the Southside Irish on board.  Those are called Tayto, are they not?  They have some real interesting and delicious flavors.  Problem is, you can really only get them at those Irish import stores.

 

Yes, that is the name. My dad's favorite "flavor" is the vinegar and salt type. I have been to Pat Jacks (Ridgeland a few blocks north of 111th) to get them in a little while, but they are tasty!

My mom used to stop in Door County every year and buy a huge bag of mustard pretzels.  These things were the shiznit.  Regular pretzels covered in a dusting of mustard, which was still moist.  You had to eat them sort of fast after you opened the bag, because they just werent as good after they dried up.  I couldnt find a picture of anything similar.

 

 

Gardetto's mustard pretzels aren't too bad.....

....2)Tayto Irish Chips, imported from Ireland-----I need a little help from the Southside Irish on board.  Those are called Tayto, are they not?  They have some real interesting and delicious flavors.  Problem is, you can really only get them at those Irish import stores....

Thinking “surely they don’t call them ‘chips’ on that side of the pond,” I went searching for more information. Their website certainly is slow and annoying! I really wanted to download the latest TV adverts, but gave up.

 

 

http://www.taytocrisps.ie/default2.asp