What are your favorite bizzare snack foods?

[lightningandsnow]

I like to pan-fry dried wakame seaweed in a bit of olive oil. It doesn't need any seasonings, since it's already salty and slightly spicy. And delicious.

Also, chickpeas are awesome with Frank's Red Hot buffalo wing sauce.

[mainegreen]

1. Chocolate jimis (aka hagel) on buttered bread.

It's a dutch treat!

[Fran Kubelik]

19. that is the best thing ever

even better when it's really good bread, and toasted.

[LeftyMom]

2. Popcorn with nutritional yeast, maybe?

Seems normal to me, but I don't think non vegans really eat that stuff.

[flvegan]

4. Ooh, good one.

[LeftyMom]

5. Popcorn with bacon salt is good too. I invented that when I was drunk.

:rofl:

[JCMach1]

32. Popcorn popped in coconut oil... Yummy!

[Oeditpus Rex]

3. Crunchy Frog

Heap good.







Paleface like eat chocolate?

[elshiva]

9. Frogs, dew-picked from Iraq...

[Oeditpus Rex]

17. ...cleansed in finest-quality spring water...

[elshiva]

20. ...lightly killed....

[Oeditpus Rex]

23. ...and then sealed in a succulent Swiss quintuple-smooth

treble-cream milk chocolate envelope...

[ghostsofgiants]

6. I like putting Frank's Red Hot on salt and vinegar chips.

My mouth hates me afterward, but dear lord, so tasty.

Tortillas (not tortilla chips) dipped in zesty Italian dressing is another one.

Dunno how weird they are, but they're both delicious.

[mainegreen]

10. It's because you're Canadian. Canadian's have unusual taste in potato chips.

It was like a bonanza last time I was in Nova Scotia. Gravy chips, pickle chips, chicken chips (those did not look tasty) and my favorite, ketchup chips. :9

[lightningandsnow]

12. You don't have dill pickle or ketchup chips in the US?

You're deprived, I tell you.

[mainegreen]

13. Not since Humpty Dumpty chips stopped being a Maine brand.

Sucks. x(

[lightningandsnow]

14. Do you Americans have chip flavors we don't have in Canada?

I mean, I haven't noticed any when I've been in the states. Perhaps Canada is just superior. :P

[mainegreen]

18. Maybe jalapeno?

[ghostsofgiants]

27. Nah, we have jalapeno chips up here.

[csziggy]

30. Here in the South we have Dill Pickle chips

Nasty things IMO. Never heard of ketchup chips.

One brand here used to have Caribbean Chips with a sort of hot citrus flavoring but they've discontinued those.

[ghostsofgiants]

16. Roast chicken chips taste very similar to gravy chips, actually.

Gravy is a little more rich, I think. Been a while since I've had them.

When it comes to potato chips though, it's all about these:

[Fire Walk With Me]

7. Wasabe peas.

[Texasgal]

8. Saltine crackers

with salsa.... YUMMMMMMMMM!

[TX Screwball]

25. Agree.

Nothing better than homemade heat on a salty.

[bigwillq]

11. Chocolate chip pringle sandwiches.

I take chocolate chip muffins and wedge them between two Pringles! YUM! :bounce:

[Danger Mouse]

15. Human flash.

[Fire Walk With Me]

21. "Human flash"? You snack upon Flash Gordon!?

But...but...he'll save every one of us (if you left any of him to save us with!)

:cry:

[Danger Mouse]

22. Yeah, I know, I know, savior of the universe, etc. etc...

but goes great wrapped in bacon. :9

[Fire Walk With Me]

24. Bacon? Why didn't you say so?

(Homer Simpson drool effect)

[hobbit709]

26. Pickled herring, stinky cheeses

[DarkTirade]

28. ... you like chickpeas?

I DON'T EVEN KNOW YOU ANYMORE!!!! :cry:

[keroro gunsou]

29. da list of noms

popcorn with cavender's greek seasoning or penzey's chicago steak seasoning

cinnamon raisen toast with cruchy jif

smoked deli ham rolled up in a kraft american single rolled up in deli turkey, dipped in honey mustard

pretzel sticks dipped in either chocolate pudding or plain vanilla yogurt


i'm a sick man.

[NuttyFluffers]

31. nah, nothing too weird, just some ethnic food.

spicy and salty tamarind sweets

salted lever (seaweed)

squid jerky

shrimp chips

spiced chevda (chickpea flour fried bits with a dried masala, often with coriander, anise, and peppercorn seeds lathered in crushed pepper powder)

sweet potato puff chips

extruded fish sausage on a stick soaked in broth

blood sausage, often w/ bean sprout noodles inside the wrapped intestine

avocado mashed up to a butter consistency and spread over 7-grain bread

salted licorice -- sweet licorice is great too

teaberry candy (tastes like Pepto Bismol)

salted, limed, and chilied fruit

edit: almost forgot pulvoron, dessert made of pretty much evaporated and powdered milk pressed into a pastry shape, delicious

that and bibinkang, squishy sticky rice cake slathered with crushed coconut and caramel

y'know, the usual.

[JCMach1]

33. Boiled Peanuts

So many hate them... I love them...


Also, pickled Okra! Yum