Sunday, January 22, 2006

Bizarro Chips

Just like with my other senses, I like to throw a curve ball at my taste buds on occasion. This year, for example, we bought the Jones Soda five-pack of odd-tasting, holiday flavors. We still haven't opened it because everyone is chicken. I'm looking forward to the green bean casserole soda.

Today, I discovered these flavors from Kettle Chips. I've tried some of their other flavors and they are fantastic. I'm really intrigued by the Dirty Martini chips. I think the sampler packs are a great idea, too. My new fantasy is to have a taste-off with turkey soda and martini chips. Fantastic.

Posted by Chris B. at 9:36 PM

4 comments:

edP,  11:04 AM  

We could be Jones Soda!!!

I've become the Old Dog.

olddogdk,  6:29 PM  

We could be Could, or We!

So, Ed has to go around willy nilly on the internet trashing my good name.

Chris, how could you not have tasted those yet? You are a gross, boring, nerd.

Kim,  2:58 AM  

Jones Soda? A soda jones? This is good, these two words together! This is good times!

Chris B.,  2:25 PM  

I think "Jones Soda" is a command. Also, I put the turkey soda (et al) in a safe spot but I'll have it chilled for our next practice if you guys are game.

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