GOAT potato chips (or crisps for those in the UK):

those up my alley for sure

yeah, those are great. these are too in a simple kinda way

Yup those ones to def.

A lot going on here, but your mention of lipton soup reminds me that throwing a lipton onion soup bag into a 16 oz tub of sour cream and let chill in a refrigerator for a hour and you have the best french onion dip man has ever made - very good with some ruffles or pretzels.

Plain potato chips and that style of french onion dip is one of those things thats greater than the sum of its parts.

I love french onion dip that's def. Up my alley.

Had to scroll back pretty far to find this thread, but had to post. Picked up a bag of these from Jersey Mike's. Nice bite, good dill pickle flavor. Would eat again

Milano's Raspberry Chocolate cookies.


I dare you to name a better cookie. I ****ING DARE YOU!

My latest haul from H-Mart:

salud
hope you also bought tissue and antihistamine

Picked these up last week on impulse. Thought they were tasty - I liked Pringles as a kid, but the last couple times I nostalgia-bought them I was quite underwhelmed. Probably won't be a regular buyer but if in the mood I'd get them again.

This just popped up in my Google feed. Looks like something right up my alley.

I'm not normally a big chip guy but I randomly stumbled upon Asian lays flavors and OMG the kobe steak chips and the ribeye with truffle chips are what crack must be like cuz if I had any kids I'd probably trade them for a lifetime supply of these.
they're obv loaded with MSG but man I've never tasted a more delicious chip in my life and can't even think of a salty snack that comes close.

there are a TON of interesting/weird flavors (sour chicken feet, duck tongue) that id love to try only downside is they're pretty expensive and the regular bags are tiny (34g) and only about 30% full.

there are family sized bags of the kobe n ribeye flavors just very hard to find.

These are really good. Only gripe would be the appearance, mine were too brown, maybe a little overcooked. Kettle brand also has a pickle flavor but they're hard to find around here.