Spicy snacks?

[Anonymous No.11051291]

I'm a farmer and I rarely ever buy food from the stores. Sometimes I'll stop in 1-2 times a year for some junk food snacks, but I'm increasingly disappointed by what I find. The latest thing I tried were these things. Cayenne peppers are part of the ingredients list. Yet, there's not a bit of spiciness to these in the slightest. Obviously, the peppers are super diluted among the ingredients. I can taste sweet, sour(vinegar flavor), and some minor seasoning notes, but nothing else.

I ended up dumping some Hungarian wax pepper powder I made from last year's crops in order to get these to be spicy. I think I'll just make some sour dough sticks for my own snack bag next time and skip wasting money and time at a store.

tl;dr What are your favorite spicy snacks from the store?

[Anonymous No.11051310]

Give me jalapeno flavoring.

That "flamin hot" red powder is alright, but I want a more pronounced chili flavor.

[Anonymous No.11051387]

>>11051291
ghost pepper Paqui tortilla chips, probably the spiciest thing you can buy from a wal-mart

[Anonymous No.11051429]

>>11051291
Hey, don’t pick on Snyder’s, they make pretty good snacks. You know the American taste for “spicy” is rather vanilla... honey mustard is where it’s at btw.

[Anonymous No.11051446]

Well, hot wings in general are not often spicy, just intensely vinegary.

The Jalapenos Snyders Pieces are GOAT. They're quite a bit spicier.

[Anonymous No.11051451]

Man I tried to enjoy those pretzel pieces but the flavor is so strong I can't really eat it without wincing

[Anonymous No.11051476]

>>11051429
nah, honey mustard is mild. get deli mustard dusted

[Anonymous No.11052011]

>>11051429
I'm not picking on it, it is just lacking I think. I prefer the one with caramel (pic), but the local stores only ever had it one time.

>>11051387
There's no local walmart here. I'd need to drive 200+ miles to the nearest one. I grow my own super hot peppers ( dorset naga, bhut jolokia/ghost, and moruga trinidad scorpion.) I prefer that level of hot in candies instead of salty items while the milder stuff like cayenne, wax, habanero, and the rest on the salty foods.

>>11051446
Yes, I've had the jalapeno ones before and they are spicy, unlike the ones in the OP. Their flavor isn't as good though.

[Anonymous No.11052021]

>>11051291
These are 10000 times better and sitting just to the right of the bag you bought. You deserve your fail.

[Anonymous No.11052033]

>>11052021
They had honey mustard and hot buffalo wing, nothing else. My opinion on those are in >>11052011

[Anonymous No.11052271]

>>11051291
they aren't spicy but they are so fucking good
I could eat a whole bag in one go and then really regret it afterwards because my mouth get cut up

[Anonymous No.11052280]

>>11052271
>my mouth get cut up

I hate snacks that do that. I hate fresh pineapple for that reason too. The last time I cut a pineapple up into long chunks, stuck them on skewers, froze them, and proceeded to eat them until my mouth was dissolved and bloody. Only a few chip types do that.

[Anonymous No.11052285]

I can go through a bag of jalapeno chips pretty easily but these are pretty fuckin hot, took me weeks to finish them cause I'd be done after a handful