khalil2009
#1 ·
hello everyone. so the name said it all, what do you think are the best chips? for me I'm going for Takis
cheetoes all the way
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Funyuns, however they are spelled, are pretty good. I do have to agree that cheetos are pretty good, but one I have started to like are the kettle jalapeno chips. I personally don't think that they are the hot and don't taste like jalapenos but they taste good to me.
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i don't know if you know this or this just local chips, i will list them, carnoosh, lion, tiger, turitos, turtilla, and the best one, takis, i don't know how to spell some of this
Lays Podayder chips
khalil2009
#6 ·
I don't think Takis are local
I didn't even know you'd class tackys as chips. We'd call them corn curls here.
khalil2009
#8 ·
here we have something called Hot Crunchy Kurls. I dont know if it tastes the same as what ever you have there but I think their made by the same brand, Don't quote me on that though but that's what I herd
In Poland - Crunchips baked Ribs (translated, as it is not available abroad), Crunchips Chakalaka and Lays Strong Chilli and lime. Cheetos are fine as well. :) I also like Twistos - they're a bit like Cheetos, but structured differently and in different shapes/tastes.
Cool ranch doritos
@12, that actually sounds good. I love cheetos and also lase plane potato chips. I wonder if I can get the spice ones you mensioned in the US?
probably paprika chips. i've never really been parsial to corn curls, or mais curls as we call them in aruba
Spicy Paprika are potato chips. They're simply pepper (paprika) Lays with some spice added. Quite cool, but it's just mix of two flavours.
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Cheetos, doritos , Pringles, and the rest are i think local products like Tiger, Big Chips, and Brake