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Health Food Giant Frito-Lay Introduces New Kids Snack

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Health Food Giant Frito-Lay Introduces New Kids Snack

Postby Naniwan Kid » Wed Mar 24, 2004 9:13 am

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http://www.taquitos.net/snacks.php?snack_code=2003

From the package: "Finally, a delicious snack mix both MOM and KIDS will love! Munchies Kids Mix has all their favorite snacks in one bag! Including: Cap'n Crunch Cereal; Mini Rold Gold Classic Tiny Twists Pretzels; Mini Doritos Nacho Cheesier Flavor Tortilla Chips; Smartfood Redued Fat White Cheddar Cheese Flavored Popcorn; Cheetos Asteroids Cheese Flavored Snacks; and Candy Coated Chocolate Pieces."

I am trying to figure out how MOMS are going to love it. The KIDS part is easy...
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Re: Health Food Giant Frito-Lay Introduces New Kids Snack

Postby Caustic Saint » Wed Mar 24, 2004 9:34 am

Naniwan Kid wrote:From the package: "Finally, a delicious snack mix both MOM and KIDS will love! Munchies Kids Mix has all their favorite snacks in one bag! Including: Cap'n Crunch Cereal]I am trying to figure out how MOMS are going to love it. The KIDS part is easy...[/size]

I guess Mom can eat the pretzels and popcorn, Kids can load up on Cap'n Crunch and Candy Coated Chocolate Pieces - and they can share the Doritos and Cheetos. Could be eaiser then buying separate bags to please everybody.
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Postby Caustic Saint » Wed Mar 24, 2004 9:49 am

Also in snack food news, it's Pringles World Tour time in the Land o' the Rising Sun!

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(I'm not sure if German Bacon or Mexican Tacos will be returning with this year's selections.)

And don't forget to check out the new Pizza-La Doritos (also mentioned recently over at mediatinker):

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Postby Red Floyd » Wed Mar 24, 2004 10:07 am

The snack is called Munchies. I think the people who're making this know who they're really selling to.
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Postby GargoyleTS » Wed Mar 24, 2004 12:38 pm

Pizza Margarita??? WTFFF? (the extra F's are Flaming Flying)

Pringles can't even get the Pizza by itself right!

Friggin wack-a-doo's.
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Postby Naniwan Kid » Thu Mar 25, 2004 1:55 am

I am trying to figure out which would taste better, a Pizza-La Dorito, or a Dorito Pizza....... neither sound that good.
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Postby Alcazar » Thu Mar 25, 2004 2:44 am

You Americans and your love of strange junk-food. :lol:

Australian meat pies---This is what the fuck I'm talkin' bout'! Shown: Kangaroo Meat Pie, Steak and Mushroom Pie, Goulash Pie, Curry Pie, Chicken Pie. Americans will discover this food one day, and their lives will change for the better. 8O

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Postby Frost » Thu Mar 25, 2004 6:57 am

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Postby Caustic Saint » Thu Mar 25, 2004 9:04 am

Alcazar wrote:You Americans and your love of strange junk-food. :lol:

Australian meat pies---This is what the fuck I'm talkin' bout'! Americans will discover this food one day, and their lives will change for the better. 8O

Oh, you mean pot pies? Had 'em for years. They're in your grocer's freezer. :P
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Postby gomichild » Thu Mar 25, 2004 10:08 am

Australian chicken pies...*salivates*
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Postby Taro Toporific » Thu Mar 25, 2004 10:51 am

Caustic Saint wrote:
Alcazar wrote:You Americans and your love of strange junk-food. :lol:
Australian meat pies---This is what the fuck I'm talkin' bout'! Americans will discover this food one day, and their lives will change for the better. 8O

Oh, you mean pot pies? Had 'em for years. They're in your grocer's freezer. :P


Loooog before the invasion vile cup-ramen, frozen pot pies @4/$1 were the primary food group of bachelors and students. Ahhh, I can still remember the bad old days.
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Postby ramchop » Thu Mar 25, 2004 11:05 am

Alcazar wrote:meat pies

I miss the $1 curry pie, but the KareMan at the local combini is a pretty good (though not very filling) substitute.

This is weird:
One dollar pies. One dollar pies.

What sort of name is Georgie Pie for a foot-stomping ass-kicking Japanese power trio anyhow? Once upon a time, Georgie Pie was New Zealand's "homegrown alternative to the global fast food industry giants" serving up one dollar minced meat pies to starving musicians like Masashi Hara, high school dropout and guitar prodigy. The year was 1992, Hara was 17, knocking about New Zealand with nothing but the clothes on his back, a ragged straw cowboy hat and a '62 strat.

One dollar pies. One dollar pies.

Georgie Pie, the restaurant, has been squashed under the greasy clownshoe of McDonald's, but the name lives on in Tokyo's premier electric blues band, a homegrown alternative to fastfood music, still serving up hot and spicy high-energy delicacies.
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Postby GomiGirl » Thu Mar 25, 2004 11:12 am

gomichild wrote:Australian chicken pies...*salivates*


Yeah babe me too..

Difference between a pot pie and an Aussie Meat pie is that the filling is contained totally within the pastry parcel (ie no pot).

Damn they are good but as I don't have an oven there is no point in ordering a case from home. They need to be heated in an oven to make the pastry all flakey. A microwave just turns them yukky and soggy. (Nothing worse than a soggy bottom 8O )
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The art of eating a meat pie

Postby kurohinge1 » Thu Mar 25, 2004 12:24 pm

GomiGirl wrote:
gomichild wrote:Australian chicken pies...*salivates*


Yeah babe me too..

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GomiGirl wrote:Difference between a pot pie and an Aussie Meat pie is that the filling is contained totally within the pastry parcel (ie no pot).

Damn they are good ...


There is an ancient Australian art of eating a hot meat pie covered in tomato sauce (ketchup) with one hand (while holding a beer with the other) at the cricket, footy or any other large event, without spilling an ounce of meat or letting the sauce spill from the top. Like martial arts, there are levels (belts and dans) awarded to true masters of the art.

GomiGirl wrote: ... but as I don't have an oven there is no point in ordering a case from home. They need to be heated in an oven to make the pastry all flakey. A microwave just turns them yukky and soggy. (Nothing worse than a soggy bottom 8O )


My tip for non-oven owners, is to nuke them upside down, then return them to right-side-up and stick them under a griller for a few minutes, or just let them stand until the top is no longer soggy.

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Postby Alcazar » Thu Mar 25, 2004 2:32 pm

At certain places in Australia you can now get an oyster pie---steak pie with an oyster inside. The strong oyster flavour permeates through the whole pie-amazing.

Other good flavours are pepper-steak pies, steak and cheese, steak and bacon, steak and potato, steak and egg-with cheese, venison pies, and beef and burgundy pies.... :)

Sauce is optional, especially if the pie is really good. Eg, you would never spoil an oyster pie with sauce-that would be sacrilege. :o
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Postby Naniwan Kid » Fri Mar 26, 2004 2:17 am

My buddy at home broke down and bought "Munchies Kid's Mix" and his take was "They are horrible".

Are the Munchies line specifically made for pot smokers. I can see the ad now:

"If you smoke weed, and you got the munchies, then get The Munchies! And for kids that toke, try Munchies Kid's Mix!"
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Postby ramchop » Fri Mar 26, 2004 12:44 pm

GomiGirl wrote:Damn they are good but as I don't have an oven there is no point in ordering a case from home.


I have, do you wanna buy it? :D Big enough to roast a dwarf chicken. Just think of all the yummy crispy pies....
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Postby GomiGirl » Fri Mar 26, 2004 1:54 pm

ramchop wrote:
GomiGirl wrote:Damn they are good but as I don't have an oven there is no point in ordering a case from home.


I have, do you wanna buy it? :D Big enough to roast a dwarf chicken. Just think of all the yummy crispy pies....


No bench space... but send the details anyway. Is it a microwave combo or a proper oven?
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Postby ramchop » Fri Mar 26, 2004 2:08 pm

GomiGirl wrote:No bench space... but send the details anyway. Is it a microwave combo or a proper oven?

Proper oven, two elements (one above, one below), similar size to a microwave, happily perched on top of my fridge (who needs benchspace?). 2000yen.

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Postby Taro Toporific » Fri Mar 26, 2004 2:18 pm

GomiGirl wrote:
ramchop wrote:Big enough to roast a dwarf chicken. Just think of all the yummy crispy pies....

No bench space... but send the details anyway. Is it a microwave combo or a proper oven?


Good point GG. All FGs be warned that bi-sexual microwave ovens seldom thermally bake things properly because the safety regs for microwave ovens require the oven is fully vented at all times----meaning the oven vents out most of its heat into the kitchen and the food inside is never properly baked.

I've been using a combo oven for years but it's less than ideal. It's impossible to cook a souffle properly and cooking a turkey must cost me 2,000 yen in electrical costs.
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Postby GomiGirl » Fri Mar 26, 2004 2:27 pm

Ah yes, but it looks like Ramchop's oven is just an oven which is fine.

I have no need to cook souflee's but to be able to make my own pizza again would be sensational. The Domino's bills are just way too expensive. :wink:

Space is an issue in my little 1LDK as my microwave and toaster oven are perched on top of the fridge. Plus I have now so many shoes and handbags that I need to find a larger apartment to accommodate them all. 8O

Ramchop - just sent you a PM. You live not far from me. I could ride my little mama-chari over on the weekend. Plus the brother is needing some stuff too. His fridge just died recently as did his TV and video. You may be able to rid yourself of the whole lot just from from purchases to the Gomi-family.
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Re: Health Food Giant Frito-Lay Introduces New Kids Snack

Postby Taro Toporific » Fri Mar 26, 2004 2:30 pm

[quote="Naniwan Kid"] Munchies Kids Mix has all their favorite snacks in one bag! Including: Cap'n Crunch Cereal]

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Postby Naniwan Kid » Sat Mar 27, 2004 4:38 pm

So this is for FG children in Japan? Is this so they can still get fat like their buddies back home?

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Postby mr. sparkle » Sat Mar 27, 2004 6:22 pm

GomiGirl wrote:Plus I have now so many shoes and handbags that I need to find a larger apartment to accommodate them all. 8O


Rob Pongi also has this problem with space. His Prada shoe collection takes up about 1/3 of the kitchen. The props and helmets are stacked ontop of an unused stove up to the ceiling. A clothes rack takes up another 1/3. It's lucky we can make it to the fridge for one more Japanese Beer!

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