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Spicy Thai flavor Kettle Chips by Evan Orensten
There are a few reasons why these chips should be in your pantry. First off, they taste great. They have a not in-your-face combination of sweet, salty, spicy, tangy, and heat. Second, they are one of two flavors, along with Cheddar Beer (which taste better than they sound) that won Kettle Foods' People's Choice awards, where customers got to submit flavors and then vote on the most popular choices. They are currently accepting nominations for drink-inspired flavors. We like Kettle Foods because they care about how things grow, how products are made, and their impact on the community and the world. A 5 oz. bag costs around $2.50 and is available at stores everywhere in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and online.
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