🔥Koreans are arguing about salt & vinegar chips, and one review compares it to unwashed feet

As a Brit I'm offended on behalf of my nation's crisp. Salt and vinegar is the correct flavour

Korean here. Our chips lean sweet-salty, honey butter and all that. Vinegar hits our tongues like a fire alarm

Why did the vinegar chip apologize? It was being too sour about it

'Ew, then the whole bag is gone' is how I eat every snack after midnight

Never had it. The feet comment scared me and now I'm curious

Never seen it at a normal mart in Busan. Import shops sometimes, at import prices

Word for this: 호불호 (hobulho), like/dislike. '호불호 갈린다' = it splits people. Made for this chip

unwashed feet dipped in vinegar is a five star review in the UK

I hated it once, now it's my emergency snack. The chip wins eventually

Japan has umeboshi flavored chips, which are sour too, so I think Korea will come around eventually

Rare more than nonexistent. You'll find imported cans at some marts, but no big Korean brand pushes it

Tried it from an import shop. Like a pickle jar spilled on a potato. Respect to the fans

Is it actually not sold in Korea at all or just rare? I feel like I've seen a local version somewhere

Salt and vinegar plus cold beer at midnight. That's the only way I'll accept this flavor exists

The flavor is divisive. So is my dad humor, and neither is going away

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*screams* unwashed feet in the title and I'm still tempted. the algorithm has done this to me

Is there a Korean chip with a sour kimchi flavor? Seems like the obvious fit

Porto here, vinegar is a normal smell around food so the chip doesn't scare me. The feet comparison does, a little.

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Kids dared me to try one. Lost the dare, finished the bag.