There are some things about 'home' that you miss a little, some things you miss a lot. I'd basically resigned myself to not finding my favourite chip flavour here in Japan. But someone found it in a local store. Who knows how long it's been there...
11 October, 2010
My favourite chip flavour arrives
Now that is a thoroughly Australian title. The American translation: My favorite crisp flavor
There are some things about 'home' that you miss a little, some things you miss a lot. I'd basically resigned myself to not finding my favourite chip flavour here in Japan. But someone found it in a local store. Who knows how long it's been there...
Can you guess what the flavour is? Again, hold back if you can read Japanese.
There are some things about 'home' that you miss a little, some things you miss a lot. I'd basically resigned myself to not finding my favourite chip flavour here in Japan. But someone found it in a local store. Who knows how long it's been there...
sorry... clueless!
ReplyDeleteSalt 'n' Vinegar?
ReplyDeleteYay, I can read! and that's all I'll say... except in the US we also call them chips not crisps.
ReplyDeleteReally - chips. Oh, it must be that the hot potato things we call chips you call fries? Who calls these crisps then?
ReplyDeleteHow did you guess Karen? Yes - salt and vinegar. Yay!!!
ReplyDeleteEasy to guess because that's my favorite too! And they are not easy to get here either!
ReplyDeleteYAY I guessed salt and vinegar too! But I don't like them much, give me Big Red or BBQ any day!
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