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[deleted] t1_j3nir58 wrote

Reply to comment by MacMac105 in Kids in Pennsylvania eat an average of 22.862 sugary snacks a week, per a recent study, which is the highest rate in the United States by Raz0rRamon

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hostile_rep t1_j3nmd6i wrote

The chip aisle at your local grocery store is basically PepsiCo/Frito Lays and Pennsylvania potato chip producers.

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TheDifferentDrummer t1_j3nt63q wrote

Middleswarth BBQ chips are the best! Edit: spelling

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[deleted] t1_j3o0504 wrote

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postsgiven t1_j3puxl2 wrote

I miss the jalapeno flavor. They don't sell it everywhere anymore.

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freshoilandstone t1_j3qvkc5 wrote

Lived next door to the locals bar in my old neighborhood when I was in college. The owner started selling Groff's jalapeno chips in unmarked (no shit - unmarked!) silver bags. Bastards would set your tongue on fire, leading to increased beer consumption of course. Best chips I ever had.

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postsgiven t1_j3r1hs7 wrote

I need to try these groffs chips. Big fan of spicy food and it probably isn't too spicy for me. I'm Indian and eat tons of spice..I'll have to look em up..

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DeadSwaggerStorage t1_j3nk9og wrote

Cheap eggs? Fuck yeah; i get a dozen double yolkers for $3.50 at the Amish farm…..

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kiddestructo t1_j3nq8rv wrote

Still paying $2 from the local “English” for free range.

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AllAfterIncinerators t1_j3ol1wq wrote

What eggs you been buying lately? They’re $4 a dozen near me, and I know that’s not even the worst of it.

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[deleted] t1_j3om6oo wrote

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AllAfterIncinerators t1_j3omb78 wrote

That makes me so sad. What happened? When did we run out of chickens? Is The Rock responsible? That man eats a lot of birds.

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ZaftigFeline t1_j3pxey0 wrote

We culled 49 million chickens last year.

That's 49,000,000 chickens that were killed, and discarded.

We didn't eat their meat, they aren't laying eggs. They're just rotting in a landfill. Avian flu tore through the barns like nobody's business. Its why the cheap eggs are gone and the more expensive eggs are roughly the same price - because they had less loss due to better animal husbandry and reduced spread of disease.

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