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Not just any potato chips. My Cheddar and Sour Cream potato chips! My absolute favorite! He was the last one to use the chip clip, so I asked him to put the bag away last night. Now I want them (I am very hormonal and craving salt and fat right now) and they are nowhere to be seen. Not in the pantry cupboard, not on the table, not on the kitchen counter, not left carelessly in the living room. He better not have taken them with him. And he's 1 hour 50 minutes late, according to the time he said he'd be home for lunch. (Not that I mind that too much if he's making money.) Hmph. *grumps*
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Sure enough, they were in the cupboard above the sink where we keep the cereal, crackers, and other boxes too tall for the pantry cupboard. He put the baby's cookies there the other day, too.
He just came in. We are going to have to have a talk about not hiding junk food.
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I just got done with a bag of cheddar and sour cream chips... weird. I very rarely let myself eat such trash, but today I just had to do it. Are you sending me brainwaves?
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I would totally point and laugh and call this thread pitiful if I hadn't been in the exact same situation concerning a bag of "Cheetos" recently.
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There are times when puffed hits the spot, though. And I don't get "Cheeto arm" quite as badly with the puffed.
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I think it's an abomination to put catsup on just about anything, yes. Also mayonnaise. But Salt and Vinegar chips are yummy...
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Yes! Crunchy Cheetos when you want Cheetos or Cheez Balls when you want a puffy orange powdery snack. No puffy cheetos. They're an abomination.
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I'm afraid I may have to go to the snack machine and get some cheddar and sour cream chips. I'm pretty sure there are some in there, and they're starting to sound really good.
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Sure, you keep the cheddar and sour cream potato chips for yourself, and bring "veggie chips" to the Shinda. And HUMmus. Sheesh.
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Hey, I didn't know you well enough to share. Plus, we'd finished all those in the car on the way out to CA.
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Ketchupqueen, Do you know that in Canada there are Lays' ketchup potato chips, and that they are awesome? I have even seen them in our store this past year.
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Annie, I am trying to trick my body out of a craving for salty, fatty snacks by eating chile pepper hummus with baby carrots. It is even working.
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I am trying to trick my body out of a craving for salty, fatty snacks by eating Pringles. It's working, sorta.
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"I ordered some online one time. They weren't as good as using Heinz for a dip, though."
I am not a ketchup lover, which is why I probably liked them better than I would like chips dipped in the real stuff.
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They are my weakness. Crunchy, puffy, in small ball shapes... no Cheeto is too low nor too high for my sensibilities. All Cheetos have equally arcane powers to bind me to eating a whole bag in one sitting, whether that bag be 8 oz or the 64 oz 'family fun size'.
I can no longer have them in my house. Within moments the bag is opened, the pupils are dilated and the fingers are covered in tell-tale orange Cheetos dusting. They are my master and I... I am their slave.
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Bummer. Finished the pringles, and I still have the craving. <Goes to kitchen to get remaining Cheetos.>
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Cheetos are stale. Usually Mooselet is the only one to eat them, and I guess I don't give them to him often enough to keep a "Super Size" bag from going stale. Oh well. I wonder what I'll have after I finish them....
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There's probably a whole bunch of British people reading this thread who are offended that we are calling them "chips." Posts: 5957 | Registered: Oct 2001
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Ah, Cheddar and Sour Cream Ruffles. You have made my afternoon. You were delicious. I miss you already.
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quote: There's probably a whole bunch of British people reading this thread who are offended that we are calling them "chips."
They should call their chips "freedom fries," and until they do we won't cater to those crisps-eating bastages!
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I don't like regular Cheetos, they make me sick. I love Flamin' Hots Cheetos, though. Love them. I can't get enough of those.
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I don't like any thing with powery orange cheese stuff on it, so more for the rest of you. But I'll take sour cream and onion or salt and vinegar chips. The best are "crab chips" but they're not available in land locked states.
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