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I live about 20 minutes away from Deep River and have never had any of their snacks. I might go get some of their jalapeno chips now based on this post.I rank Zapps jalapeno chips above Kettle but below Deep River
I live about 20 minutes away from Deep River and have never had any of their snacks. I might go get some of their jalapeno chips now based on this post.I rank Zapps jalapeno chips above Kettle but below Deep River
Not sure if they sell them up here but that would explain me never seeing them.Went to a local stop and shop and price chopper as well as a cumberland farms and all town. Nobody carried Deep River chips. So I went to their website to see what that was all about. Apparently the douchebag who invented the snacks wants to be a high brow snack snob because he refuses to sell outside of higher end "gourmet" chains and local mom and pop shops. Guy names his snacks after the backwoods, redneck, tractor pullin, racist yeehaw of a town he lives in but refuses to sell in normal grocery stores.
I'm rustled.
One of the most consistent places to find them is Marhsalls/TJ Maxx. Isn't it ironic, don't ya think?Went to a local stop and shop and price chopper as well as a cumberland farms and all town. Nobody carried Deep River chips. So I went to their website to see what that was all about. Apparently the douchebag who invented the snacks wants to be a high brow snack snob because he refuses to sell outside of higher end "gourmet" chains and local mom and pop shops. Guy names his snacks after the backwoods, redneck, tractor pullin, racist yeehaw of a town he lives in but refuses to sell in normal grocery stores.
I'm rustled.
That's odd they're at my super marketWent to a local stop and shop and price chopper as well as a cumberland farms and all town. Nobody carried Deep River chips. So I went to their website to see what that was all about. Apparently the douchebag who invented the snacks wants to be a high brow snack snob because he refuses to sell outside of higher end "gourmet" chains and local mom and pop shops. Guy names his snacks after the backwoods, redneck, tractor pullin, racist yeehaw of a town he lives in but refuses to sell in normal grocery stores.
I'm rustled.
That's cause you shop at whole foods.That's odd they're at my super market
In this week's edition of cheese-related atrocities: A Food and Drug Administration inspection has determined that you may have unknowingly been sprinkling wood shavings on your spaghetti and meatballs, according to Bloomberg News.
The culprit in this cheese faux pas was a Pennsylvania-based company called Castle Cheese Inc. The FDA determined that the company's "100 percent Parmesan cheese" included such fillers as wood pulp, cellulose, and cheddar ? but no actual Parmesan. The company's president is scheduled to plead guilty to criminal charges this month and could get a year in prison and a $100,000 fine.
Bloomberg also conducted its own tests of store-bought cheeses and found that cellulose levels in certain cheeses (including Wal-Mart's Great Value brand "100% Grated Parmesan Cheese") exceeded the percentage allowable by law. These fillers may save companies money, but at the cost of delivering an aptly-named and transparent product to consumers.
Well it's people that don't live in Texas/KC/Memphis.I don't get why everyone raves about Sweet Baby Rays. I guess it's ok? It's more of a KC style sauce I suppose, as sweet as it is, but I thought it was just slightly above average.
It's not KC style. KC BBQ sauce is usually spicy.I don't get why everyone raves about Sweet Baby Rays. I guess it's ok? It's more of a KC style sauce I suppose, as sweet as it is, but I thought it was just slightly above average.