Pickles are great but uh...time and place? Love 'em on sandwiches and burgers of all kinds, but I dunno if in your Pepsi is the place imo.
I have noticed that in the last few years every single brand of potato chips has a acquired a dill pickle flavor, but most of them are super vinegary which really is too bad since the flavor is good with less acid blowing out your buds.
Now the fried dill pickle flavors, those seem to be the shit since they mute the acid a bit.
Dill pickle chips have been a canadian thing for a long, long time. They tend to be alot milder here. I'd recommend the old dutch brand for a milder version. On the other hand their salt and vinegar flavor will damn near mummify your tongue with how much flavoring is in those
Also if anybody hasn't tried roast chicken flavored chips they're missing out
AnOminous said:
DO IT DO IT PRICE NIGGERS OUT OF THEIR CORNSTARCH! This MUST happen.
So:
gentrified corn starch
artisanal organic corn starch
stone ground corn starch
organic fair trade corn starch
ice corn starch - picked and ground at freezing temperatures lie ice wine, to enhance the flavor and texture of the corn starch
old colonial style corn starch (picked and processed by
slaves black prison inmates on prison work programs...as opposed to the fair trade stuff that gets picked and processed by illegals from el salvador who got sent back by ICE and now get paid 3 cents per ton to pick and process it for sale in the US to the hipster market)
candied corn starch (mixed with sugar to speed up the beetus, watch out for the limited edition pepsi and malt liquor flavored versions)
corn starch singles (mini packs of corn starch for your purse snacking needs)
kids corn starch singles (mini gushers package sized packs of cornstarch pressed into fun shapes and flavored with grape and lime kool aid, for the discerning section 8 mom to include in her kids school lunch. Who am I kidding - to include AS their kids school lunch)
That'll drive the price up to $20 for a small box and crash the hoodrat and section 8 cornstarch market overnight