Potato chips are a worldwide favorite go-to snack, however unhealthy it is. Crispy thin slices of potatoes drenched in our favorite flavors while watching movies or reading books? We're down for that!
We each have our own favorite flavors, and some of the most common are spicy, barbecue, cheese, garlic, and the like. But did you know that there are other potato chips flavors sold in some parts of the world that are somewhat weird and totally baffling? Here are some of them:
Wasabi Ginger flavor. Yes, something like that exists. If you've ever tasted wasabi, then you sure know how hot it is and how it makes your nose feel like running or sniffing. Add it to the strong taste of ginger, and you got yourself a flavor only fit for those with the strongest palate.
Blueberry flavor. Apparently, this flavor is popular in China. We almost always trust the Chinese's perception of good taste, because Chinese food is amazing. However, this one makes us want to step back just a little. We wonder how it tastes.
Cinnamon Bun Flavor. Most people enjoy cinnamon buns, but not all of us do. However, this flavor seems to be specially catered to cinnamon worshippers, because unless you're not one of them, it's likely that you're going to enjoy this flavor very much.
Cajun Squirrel Flavor. We're still not sure if we heard this right but yes, potato chips manufacturer Walkers released this really weird flavor. They said that no squirrels were harmed during the manufacturing of this flavor though, so thank God for that. But still, what do squirrels taste like?
Mint Mischief flavor. Lay's sure got the name of this flavor right, because you really have to mischievous to come up with this flavor for potato chips. So it's just, minty? We're not really sure. What we do know that mint is for gum and candies and we even accepted it as a decent flavor for ice cream.
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