Comments | cricket_fur: mm lamb and mint..

cricket_fur

mm lamb and mint..

Mar 21, 2009 19:51

I would actually try these.. XD Lamb with mint jelly is one of my favorite foods!

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xothia March 22 2009, 00:40:06 UTC

Lamb, mint jelly & potato is nom, but I can't imagine that being reproduced in chip form...

cricket_fur March 23 2009, 22:16:02 UTC

Yeah, i can't see how adding potatoes to a meal of lamb and mint would hurt anything, but i just wonder what this "lamb" part of the flavoring combo they came up with is like XD

glddaisy March 22 2009, 00:58:41 UTC

Is lays and walkers related? Ive never heard of walkers chips (errr crisps so them oldcountry types say) but it has like..the exact same logo as lays.

sadariuswolf March 22 2009, 22:37:08 UTC

Aye, I was going to say the same thing... are you making up flavors now Cricket? *poke*

cricket_fur March 23 2009, 22:58:18 UTC

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lay%27s
Pepsi owns them both; Lay's in the US, Walker's in the UK.
Sounds unnecessarily complicated :P
As for the flavor...
http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/food/walkers-lamb-mint-crisps/
Looks legit too .. Dang, im not paying $10 for a bag of chips though!
http://www.taquitos.net/chips/Walkers_Lamb_Mint_Crisps
They seem a little less excited about them there, but still claim they are palatable.

^^^^^^
What i replied to glddaisy with.

If i buy us some, you'll try them with me, right hun? XD

cricket_fur March 23 2009, 22:56:01 UTC

I didn't even look it up.. Saw it on a website about science. They were questioning how you extract the flavorings for foods such as chips, or rather "crisps" as it seemed to be a UK-based site, if not at least highly populated by some vocal Brits. I didn't even question whether or not they were real. I assumed the truth on the internet! :o *gasp* (cuz it sounded crazy enough to believe ( ... )