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"Jagabee" Potato Chips

Time for salty snack again, everyone!

I love potato chips in general. From classical Lays, Sun Chips, Doritos and so forth to gourmet Kettle chips, local brand chips and so forth.

For the longest time, my absolute favorite has been Calbee Potato Chips seaweed and salt flavor from my childhood. For those of "nori" (seaweed) fan, you should try this out too! These potato chips resemble Lays chips (thin kind) but it has sprinkle of seaweed and salty flavor. Amazing!

However, even though I love potato chips so much, I have been having affair with a new type of chips: Calbee Jagabee Butter Soy Potato Sticks to be precise. The shape resembles french fries but it is essentially potato chips (or potato sticks). Because of its shape, you can enjoy very condensed flavor and chips-ness all at once. "Lightly salted" flavor is also available but our family's favorite is "butter soy sauce". It is buttery and soy saucy - best of all!

One last note to make is that if you have ever stopped by airport in Japan, you will find a similar product called Calbee Jaga-Pockle. Again, because it doesn't come with butter soy sauce flavor, I like Jagabee more.

jagabee potato chips
Eeeeeeeat Jagabee!
Enjoy your Jagabee and you are welcome.

Today's featured shopping list:
1. Frito-Lay Classic Mix Variety Pack
2. Kettle Brand Potato Chips Variety Pack
3. Calbee Potato Chips seaweed and salt flavor
4. Calbee Jaga-Pockle
5. Calbee Jagabee Butter Soy Potato Sticks

  
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