What's supposed to be so great about these? They don't taste like much except a light vinegar. Have the Canadians bamboozled me?
What's supposed to be so great about these? They don't taste like much except a light vinegar...
Julian Cook
Other urls found in this thread:
en.m.wikipedia.org
twitter.com
Jack Lewis
I don't even really like potato chips and especially not vinegar ones but these are like my crack. I think it's a mix of sweet BBQ and vinegar.
Brandon Hernandez
The whole foods brand one are dank
Justin Perez
They taste pretty good to me, these and president's choice buffalo bleu cheese are at the top of Canada's chip game, shame we don't have em in the us
Nolan Barnes
Yes it was all a ruse
Nathaniel Cooper
Hmm... if your ass get's culturally enriched by the morning, then yes. You got played like a shitty game of hockey.
Hudson Nguyen
It's pretty good. Kind of like a sour cream and onion mixed with sea salt and vinegar with a paprika bite. Or something like that...
Leo Sanchez
That's the murrican export version, which is known to be skimpy on the flavouring.
So in a way yes, you've been deceived.
Anthony Miller
Nah, had both and they're the same. I'm legitimately sorry that you can't feel any pride about anything as a canuck, but c'est la vie...
Easton Wright
Video evidence from an impartial third party in blind tests disagree.
Brayden Butler
temporal molecular analysis says you're a tard
Elijah Collins
My being retarded is unrelated to the amount of flavouring applied to the chips on either side of the border
William Phillips
have you ever tried crack before?
Dominic Anderson
Once again, Maine leads. Dirigo, baby, Dirigo
Hunter Cox
It's salt, pepper, vinegar, capsicum and a hint of chilli powder. Shit's good.
Connor Hall
I dig 'em. The Canadian one I don't get is ketchup flavored chips. I've had them, and I just don't see the point.
Jaxson Butler
>eating the American knockoff
Kayden James
Man, flavor so good it's in HD.
Caleb Collins
>Canadian bag features a pepper and an onion
>American bag features some red powder and a bottle of BBQ sauce because the image of healthy vegetables would scare away most Americans
Kek
Landon Morales
en.m.wikipedia.org
It's BBQ + Sour cream and Onion + Salt and Vinegar + Ketchup flavours
Nolan Sanchez
i live a piss length away from the iceniggers and ruffles are the shittiest of the all dressed. when im there i get the fucking wal mart brand or some off brand as those have the best and strongest flavors. we always bring a few bags back across the border.
Joshua White
the bbq sauce is an example of american superiority and the red powder symbolizes the blood from the bodies we vaporize with nuclear bombs.
the pepper and onion symbolize canadian cuisine, as they literally have none and the only two vegetables the government is allowed to sell are peppers and onions.