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Just had my first bag of Pickled Onion Monster Munch in over fours years.....

I have discovered how tasteless American chips actually are...

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I had my first pack in months last weekend when we found some in a store. I was telling my wife how amazing they taste, especially after a few beers :lol:

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I saw the title of the thread and had to check it out. Do they have a non onion flavour as they do sound interesting. I keep telling my husband that American junk food sucks :D

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If I ever find a bag of the hot ones here I'll be in heaven! But I don't think I'll be so lucky!

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I saw the title of the thread and had to check it out. Do they have a non onion flavour as they do sound interesting. I keep telling my husband that American junk food sucks :D

They also do roast beef and a flaming hot flavor. Pickled onion is just perfect though

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They also do roast beef and a flaming hot flavor. Pickled onion is just perfect though

I'm going to have to google these they sound good!

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I might have to go and eat a packet here in the UK just to get my fill before I leave. I don't think I've eaten pickled onion monster munch since school... In a similar vein, I binged my way through an entire packet of crumpets the other day.

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My parents brought some packets but they are actually for my USC wife. I did hi-jack a pack for myself.

Also had an obscene amount of Cadbury's chocolate, biscuits etc as well. Unfortunately my kids will eat it all in a day.

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I have discovered how tasteless American chips actually are...

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Some American crisps are tasty. I like Cape Cod potato chips personally but they might just be a New England thing. It's not just the flavour of pickled onion Monster Munch that's so good, it's the texture too!

Really craving quavers at the moment and I've never seen them on sale in the US!

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OMG, my daughter and I love Monster Munch! Now I want some :crying:

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: :luv:: Love

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Actual that it was just my taste buds rebelling. Yes you are right, there are some really good American chips out there. I just really missed the taste of Pickled Onion monster munch.

Oh and I have discovered some Wispa bars in my sack 0 chocolate my parents brought. Another joyful find.

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I had my first pack in months last weekend when we found some in a store. I was telling my wife how amazing they taste, especially after a few beers :lol:

The important part being "especially after a few beers". ;)

Also had an obscene amount of Cadbury's chocolate, biscuits etc as well.

Now that's more like it. :P

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I might have to go and eat a packet here in the UK just to get my fill before I leave. I don't think I've eaten pickled onion monster munch since school... In a similar vein, I binged my way through an entire packet of crumpets the other day.

Warbuton's? I still miss them. I bought some for a obscene amount of money from an online store but they weren't the same as they were frozen.

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: :luv:: Love

Jalapeño Cheetos (not the Flaming Hot)

Lay's Salt and Vinegar or Kroger store brand Salt And Vinegar chips

Just sayin'

Yep, Lays salt 'n' vinegar crisps are the nuts, as is another Lays product - Stax. They're basically Pringles but better. Much, much better. Firmer, crunchier, and more flavourful. The salt 'n' vinegar ones are to die for. Seriously. Try them.

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