Another off center flavor of potato chips. Even odder is that it's a grocery store brand. Didn't think these were half bad. Horseradish was there but wasn't strong. Had some smoke to it as well. Had some people try them. Some thought the horseradish was way too strong. Some couldn't taste the horseradish but could taste the prime rib. Some refused because they don't like
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madavguy:
I love these chips, there great with French onion dip!
Another "odd" flavor I recently picked up. Seems like Pringles are coming out with the more unusual flavors. These weren't bad. Smelled strong. Actually tasted like a dill pickle. Like these ones better than the Lays pickle potato chips.
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t206honus:
@mania It does seem like Pringles is trying to compete with Lays over the odd flavors. Seems like they are coming out with pizza, cheeseburger, and buffalo wings, flavors that don't seem to go on chips.
mania:
I know @t206honus! It seems like that anything they try to mix a bunch of stuff together just ends up tasting like salt & vinegar.. an that is about the only chips I don't like!
Someone from work brought these in for me, since I like to try the odd flavored chips. Tasted nothing like beer or brats. Thought it was more like sour cream and chives with a bit of cheddar. One person did think it tasted like beer, but that one was an anomaly. Couple people thought were like me, thinking the sour cream and chives.
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nebula:
That's rad... Is that appropriate to say about a gravestone 😅? Looks really cool though
t206honus:
@nebula Would say it would be appropriate. At least you didn't say it was a creepy gravestone.
Some Japanese Pizza Toast Pringles that someone from work brought in for me. Coworkers know that I'm into some of the odder flavored things.
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zelena:
How strange! Are they yummy?
t206honus:
They were just alright. Tasted more like cheesey bread than pizza.
This is how the marker for George Blount at Green Lawn Cemetery. Surprised it didn't have a santa hat this time.
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Josiah Baird. Company D, 22nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Killed by guerrillas near Little Rock, Arkansas July 21, 1864.
Pataskala Cemetery, Pataskala Ohio
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