Favorite Junk Food -

[Assorted Nuts]

You can go on for hours about fancy meals and such, but what about the crap for stuffing your facw with between meals? I'm partial to Pringles myself.

 

[R.A.E.L.]

Party Mix. Can't go wrong with Fritos either.

 

[Yamyam]

potato chips and fruit snacks. Love them

 

[VJ 120]

Ice cream, baby.

 

[Another Fellow]

I've never met a barbecue chip I didn't like.

 

[NumberingYourState]

Takis Fuego, make me bad

 

[AnOminous]

Fucking mac & cheese. The shit with a packet you squeeze, though, not that horrible shit with powder.

You can spice it up a bit with some real cheddar or other cheese, or add bacon, or whatever, but that sweet, sweet Velveeta makes the dish.

Also, the so-called "government cheese" in general. This shit got a bad rap during the Reagan years, but you know what? It made great grilled cheese sandwiches, and because of this, my friends on welfare had friends over all the time for this shit. They had huge foot long slabs of this shit. And tomato soup. Meanwhile everyone else was paying top dollar for some fucking tiny pack of shit with individually sliced wrapped pieces. And you bitches get giant slabs of this for free?

Anyway I don't know why "government cheese" was ever considered bad. That stuff was great.

 

[DangerousGas]

Lime Doritos.

 

[sea panther]

Poptarts.

 

[RG 448]

Jerky. Too many kinds to list.

 

[ulsterscotsman]

Sliced chicken supper from the local Chinese take away.
Sliced chicken , chips , fried rice , peas and onions covered in curry sauce.
It's simply amazing.

 

[Black Waltz]

I've always had a fondness for hot fries.

 

[*Asterisk*]

Potato products. I can't even keep potato chips in the house. It might as well be a bag of meth.

 

[Positron]

Soda crackers with sesame seeds. I keep a stock at my pantry as if it were nuclear winter.

 

[Argonian Scum]

A bag of jalapeno-flavored kettle chips and a bowl of macaroni and cheese.

 

[AnOminous]

McDonald's fries are actually pretty good. Too bad everything else they have is shit.

 

[c-no]

I'm partial to beef jerky though the kind I get is pretty much the packaged brand stuff. Also enjoy eating some chips such as Cheetos and Doritos. I tend to wash it down with something like Dr. Pepper or Squirt, a lemon-lime cola that's better than Sprite.

 

[Metal Sink]

I'm partial to beef jerky though the kind I get is pretty much the packaged brand stuff. Also enjoy eating some chips such as Cheetos and Doritos. I tend to wash it down with something like Dr. Pepper or Squirt, a lemon-lime cola that's better than Sprite.

Beef jerky's actually pretty great, I had it a few times when someone introduced me to it whilst I was at a LAN party, and wish I could eat more of it—it's just really too expensive though, in Australia anyway.

Doritos is dabes, and the best flavour is Cool Ranch. It's a real tragedy though, since they stopped selling it here a few months ago, with no intentions of bringing it back. When it comes to potato chips though, I find myself munching on bags of cheese/onion flavoured Smith's (essentially our equivalent to Lays) and Red Rock Deli's honey soy chicken flavour. Although I'm not really one for soft drinks these days, regular Pepsi is the way to go when it comes to soft drinks—I otherwise drink nothing else except for Mountain Dew if I'm out with the boys.

Perhaps this would be a good place to ask, but what's the appeal of Dr. Pepper? I've drunk it before from import shops (hated it at first, but it's an acquired taste I don't understand), but it tastes exactly like cherry vanilla cough syrup (minus all of the thickening agents), and I don't know how such a niche flavour can be so popular over in the States.

 

[c-no]

Beef jerky's actually pretty great, I had it a few times when someone introduced me to it whilst I was at a LAN party, and wish I could eat more of it—it's just really too expensive though, in Australia anyway.

Doritos is dabes, and the best flavour is Cool Ranch. It's a real tragedy though, since they stopped selling it here a few months ago, with no intentions of bringing it back. When it comes to potato chips though, I find myself munching on bags of cheese/onion flavoured Smith's (essentially our equivalent to Lays) and Red Rock Deli's honey soy chicken flavour. Although I'm not really one for soft drinks these days, regular Pepsi is the way to go when it comes to soft drinks—I otherwise drink nothing else except for Mountain Dew if I'm out with the boys.

Perhaps this would be a good place to ask, but what's the appeal of Dr. Pepper? I've drunk it before from import shops (hated it at first, but it's an acquired taste I don't understand), but it tastes exactly like cherry vanilla cough syrup (minus all of the thickening agents), and I don't know how such a niche flavour can be so popular over in the States.

With Dr. Pepper, I can't really say outside of the taste being refreshing sometimes when compared to Coke or Pepsi. Granted, their flavors are different and I may as well mention that I kinda switch sodas sometimes because monotony can take away the flavor.

Only Doritos I enjoy are nacho cheese. But considering other chip flavors, I enjoy BBQ and sour cream & onion flavored chips.

While I mentioned eating jerky, besides trying the packaged stuff and the drier slabs you'd see in a liquor store or a 7/11, I also tried some that were sold in a shop in a historic area not too far from where I live. They had some varities but the kind I enjoyed most were the type my dad brought home. It was deer jerky that was made either by him or a buddy he went hunting with. If my dad ever goes out to hunt again, I hope he does bag a deer.

 

[Patrick Buttman]

Combos - especially the pizza flavour ones.

Twizzlers - not the regular ones, but the yellow and red ones with a sour cherry/lemon filling.

Raisinets - chocolate covered raisins are my jam