Spyke
k0e3reply

Or as the Americans would say, of corse. Oh, they don't? Weird.

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lemmy.ca

I've never had a favorite anything in my entire life

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lemmy.world

TBF "All Dressing" is a common Canadian flavoring that Frito Lay added upon request during one of their promotions where people could write in their favorite flavor.

Pretty cool to see it available again, it was originally a limited time product.

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lemmy.ca

They added it because Ruffles has always had an “all dressed” flavour in Canada.

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lemmy.ca

Indeed they are, which is what makes this all the more silly.

But they weren’t always….

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What's sillier is the Ruffles variety tastes better, but instead of using the same recipe (or re-releasing them) they tried to reinvent the wheel.

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lemmy.ca

Weirdly, I've always though potato chips are close to locally sourced in every market. Though the company owner is American, 100%

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lemmy.ca

It’s pointing out they can’t even spell favourite correctly while trying to appeal to Canada.

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lemmy.ca

I'm curious where in Canada you are in Canada OP? . I mean frito lay is very much American but I'd wager most of the chips they sell in Canada are made here as well.

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idunnololzreply
lemmy.world

Yeah i think it's a bit deceptive to post this to ![email protected] without any context when this was a photo taken of a bag of chips from a US grocery store.

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The whole post is missing context. And every one is seeing something different as the issue! Lol.

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tlebreply
lemmy.ca

Yeah I live in Alberta and they make a shit tonne down in Taber

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I thought it was Lethbridge. I guess they do it in both places.

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jade52reply
lemmy.ca

The fact that this is not a widely known and popular chip flavor makes no sense.

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It won the flavor contest last Spring.

I've never seen it. Not during the voting session or since. My GF tried ordering twice, once with Walmart & then Amazon.

Walmart sent a "replacement" and Amazon had "no stock".

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lemmy.ca

If you haven't had Old Dutch's Mexican Chili you haven't really lived.

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Among the other things mentioned, it also looks like an American Nutrition Facts label. More bolded and missing french words like Valeur Quotdien.

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