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YouTubeHerr's cheddar/horseradish potato chips:
Not bad, a decent horseradish punch. Not like a long-glowing pepper heat, more like a mouthful of firecrackers, similar to wasabi peas.
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patient_zero
Falafel District
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Pringles Spicy Guacamole chips
As with most Pringles, it's hard to eat just a few.
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michaelcoyote
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I'd settle for good, readily available salt and vinegar chips..
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michaelcoyote
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DavidF wrote >>
These are some of my favorites, and it's a Cinci company.
Err, tried those the other day and I can't say I was all that happy with them.. To me it was like sawdust and red pepper sprinkled with pickle juice..
Their Salt and Vinegar chips are OK, but not the best. I was hoping for more :-p
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drew
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We like the route 11 chips - they have salt and vinegar. They have a good range of them at Weilands.
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patient_zero
Falafel District
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Core_Models
Columbus
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crunchy cheetos.
You have to physically take the bag from me to get me to stop eating them.
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alexs
Limestone bluffs of the Scioto
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The wasabi peas from North Market will blow the top of your head off.
*edited to add* something like this
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dreamweaver646
Clintonville
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Can y'all start listing the place where you can find your goodies? Some of these are making me want to go shopping right now.
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zp945
Clintonville/Short North
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I don't know the brand name but when I was in Mexico I had these roasted peanuts with lemon. I prefer salty to sweet any day and I've been missing these ever since I came back. Anyone know a brand and if there's a Mexican market in town to buy them?
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DavidF
Elysium Fields
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zp945 wrote >>
I don't know the brand name but when I was in Mexico I had these roasted peanuts with lemon. I prefer salty to sweet any day and I've been missing these ever since I came back. Anyone know a brand and if there's a Mexican market in town to buy them?No, but I do know that at the Bangkok market on refugee, you can buy shakers of lemon salt that I put on everything. Try that on some plain roasted nuts.
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