As far as junk food goes - there isn't quite anything to match a bag of Salt n Vinegar potato chips.
I recently found a more healthy alternative to an old favorite - Salt n Vinegar Cracklings, which is a product of the Philippines.
This bag of "chips" cost approximately $1.
They were surprisingly good (I guess just about anything covered in enough salt and vinegar would taste great).
I recently found a more healthy alternative to an old favorite - Salt n Vinegar Cracklings, which is a product of the Philippines.
This bag of "chips" cost approximately $1.
They were surprisingly good (I guess just about anything covered in enough salt and vinegar would taste great).
Dd - "Mmmm it's delicious - spicy though - I love these cracklings."
Ds - "Mmmmmm" - and he kept eating more.
Me - not as salt n vinegary as chips...and crisp like a rice snack.
The cracklings are product of Oishi .
Main ingredients are: wheat, tapioca starch...
2 comments:
Funny. I am sitting here eating Nori Seaweed rice crackers. A favorite snack in our house and which I just picked up at BigLots (our sell out store.) Those sound good too.
Those treats sound delicious! I have not come across these tempting tidbits!
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