/ck/ - Food & Cooking

I've tried every one of them.

Tikka is my favorite, Tzatziki is a close second. Picanha and szechuan are oily and savory, but not in a good way. I think I kind of forced myself to like them a little, but if your taste is anything like mine you'll initially be repulsed by them.

The greek promo flavor made me imagine that's what a greek man' armpits taste and smell like. The tzatziki has a bit more dill than I'd like in tzatziki, but it does represent the flavor. Would be good with some actual tzatziki, as would the tikka masala with some onion chutney. Fuck I want some onion chutney.

>>8009851
Ive had all of them except the Tikka Masala

Like all their contests, one flavor is good and the rest are butthole. This winner being the Szechuchuchu Chicken.

I've had all of them. Here's my personal analysis of the seasonings.

>Indian Tikka Masala
I love curry, but I hated these chips.
It tastes like the Sour Cream and Onion base chip, coated heavily with Garam Masala powder.
Sounds good on paper, but the spices taste uncooked.

>Greek Tzatziki
It tastes like the Sour Cream and Onion base chip, coated heavily with dill, and maybe a little bit of ranch. There was no cucumber flavor whatsoever. I'm not a huge fan of tons of dill, so I didn't like this chip.

(1 / 2)

(2 / 2)

>Brazilian Picanha
A beefy-tasting steak seasoning flavored chip, with a strong flavor of the "chimichurri" salsa, which is made of dried parsley and cilantro.
The two flavors kept going back and forth in my mouth, fighting for dominance. It's amazing one second and disgusting the next second. The most challenging flavor, because you really need to try for yourself to see if you love or hate it.

>Chinese Szechuan Chicken
This is the winner in my book, but the seasoning flavor itself is very simple. It tastes exactly like spicy chicken ramen.

I fell for this last time I'm not falling for it again. These all taste horrible.