/aus/ - Australia

Kettle are the best but I only buy them if they're under 2.50. I like Chili and Sea Salt the best. The Chunky ones are good too but are smaller. Red Rock are awful, no wonder they're on special all the time. Dorito's are OK. CC's are shit.

>>37965

upvote Kettle chips

In the long, long ago, I can remember a brand of Burger Rings knock offs called "Skips". They were shaped kind of like little shells, came in tiny packets, and their ads (with a little astronaut faget) were on TV constantly during Amazing and Aggro and that kind of shit.

Their only other notable feature was that they kind of melted in your mouth the way prawn crackers do.

But because of the generic name and its resemblance to a British brand of prawn snacks, I can't seem to find any trace of them ever existing.

Am I going a bit mad, m80-moos?.

>>38144

I wonder what happened to the aggro puppet

>>38151

That's exactly them: I probably should've clicked on the thumbnails that came up with the British results.

I am not a clever man.

>>37995

Fuck yeah I love those things!

>>38105

>mustard flavoured chips

Intredasting…

>>39257

Plantains are 'flavourless' bananas, and like I said turn out just like sweet potato when cooked/fried. Yeah, you just salt, season, whatever.

When all the Canvandish Banana crops die out, Plantains would work as a replacement– if there was any chance of convincing Australians to cook this as a staple. It's a popular food in Central America.

>>39262

I used to be able to eat doritos with no drama, but then when I hit 20 they used to leave me feeling fucked up.

Smiths chicken is some damn fine eating, pringles, kettles and red rock deli are all good too.

Kettle used to have these crinkle thick cut Rock Salt and vinegar but changed to thinly cut for some weird reason.

>>39267

I'm big on the 'Grain Waves' things.

They're not chips. :/

>>39262

>tfw ate a whole family sized more to share bag of these all to myself the other day. 500g.

all these r fukkin crisps, cunt