Crisp Flavours Utd
Apr. 26th, 2012 08:32 pmWhitney found these in the pharmacy today.

As you might be able to guess from the shape of the logo, Lay's is the parent company of what we know in Britain as the big-eared-footballer-promoted Walkers - but I've noticed that America has been lacking in ready availabilty of meat-flavoured crisps ever since my arrival here. I had high hopes for this one, thinking that it might be Smokey Bacon under a different name - it's not bad, but it's not quite there. It could be following the same rules as America does for British television, adapting it to their own market by making it slightly less good.
There was one flavour of crisp here I quite liked before, though I haven't seen it in a while - it was mostly cheese with a bit of bacon in it, and was called Fully Loaded. The only crisp flavour to sound like a Judas Priest song.

As you might be able to guess from the shape of the logo, Lay's is the parent company of what we know in Britain as the big-eared-footballer-promoted Walkers - but I've noticed that America has been lacking in ready availabilty of meat-flavoured crisps ever since my arrival here. I had high hopes for this one, thinking that it might be Smokey Bacon under a different name - it's not bad, but it's not quite there. It could be following the same rules as America does for British television, adapting it to their own market by making it slightly less good.
There was one flavour of crisp here I quite liked before, though I haven't seen it in a while - it was mostly cheese with a bit of bacon in it, and was called Fully Loaded. The only crisp flavour to sound like a Judas Priest song.