Boomers 960 Snack it bracket

[getbak]

Originally Posted by troutman

Made from corn, not potatoes?

Then, why are Hickory Sticks in this?

[agulati]

Originally Posted by Jiri Hrdina

Why are Doritos on this and not the chip bracket?

If I remember correctly, the chips bracket was just potato chips. Looks like they have clubbed corn based chips with other salty snacks.


I wonder if they do a meat snack bracket. That’d be good too. Good Mythical Morning on YouTube keeps doing these interesting brackets, which are worth a binge, if you guys haven’t seen them. They have done them for cookies, ice cream, snacks etc.

[Cecil Terwilliger]

Originally Posted by getbak

Then, why are Hickory Sticks in this?

Oversight?

Then again I have a hard time classifying them as chips. Too small.

[agulati]

Originally Posted by getbak

Then, why are Hickory Sticks in this?

I don’t look at hickory sticks to be chips. They are potato snacks

[Scroopy Noopers]

Originally Posted by Cecil Terwilliger

Oversight?

Then again I have a hard time classifying them as chips. Too small.

Originally Posted by agulati

I don’t look at hickory sticks to be chips. They are potato snacks

Well... they’re clearly ‘sticks’

[GreenLantern2814]

Originally Posted by Northendzone

poor pork rinds - they could be up against granny smith apples and they would still have no chance of getting out of round 1

Because who wants to eat a rind?

[getbak]

Originally Posted by GreenLantern2814

Because who wants to eat a rind?

[btimbit]

Originally Posted by GreenLantern2814

Because who wants to eat a rind?

Yeah if it's only as good as the dip you're using, then the snack itself probably isn't hat good

[krynski]

I tuned out for a bit...who won the chocolate bar bracket? anyone got a link?

[kermitology]

Originally Posted by krynski

I tuned out for a bit...who won the chocolate bar bracket? anyone got a link?

Reese's Peanut Butter Cups

[FurnaceFace]

Originally Posted by kermitology

Reese's Peanut Butter Cups

Travesty.

[CliffFletcher]

Originally Posted by Weitz

Ariba >> Doritos

Clearly. Just like Old Dutch >> Lays and Cadbury's >> Hershey.

Canadian snacks >> American snacks.

[Sainters7]

Originally Posted by Weitz

Ariba >> Doritos

Nah. Idk about nacho, but I just had a bag of Arriba Zesty Cheese 2 days ago and Doritos is superior. So much cheeeeesier.

I love the 2nd round matchup of Zesty vs Nacho, no more beating around the bush. Though I'm a little worried as I know nacho is the more popular one usually. Have people finally figured out Zesty is infinately cheesier tasting, and thus better? Time will tell..

[OutOfTheCube]

Crunchy Jalapeno Cheetos are better than everything else in the poll.

[agulati]

Disappointed that Popcorn Twists are out in the first round itself. Too many Doritos going forward, that it seems more than likely one of them will win.

[getbak]

Originally Posted by CliffFletcher

Clearly. Just like Old Dutch >> Lays and Cadbury's >> Hershey.

Canadian snacks >> American snacks.

I only found this out a few years ago, but Old Dutch is actually an American company. They were around for 20 years before they opened their first Canadian plant in Winnipeg. Their head office is in Minnesota and primarily serve the midwest.


Cadbury's is British, although some of the products they sell in Canada were originally produced by Neilson, which was a Canadian company (they still use the Neilson brand name on Jersey Milk and their Will-O-Pak boxes).

[transplant99]

Originally Posted by getbak

I only found this out a few years ago, but Old Dutch is actually an American company. They were around for 20 years before they opened their first Canadian plant in Winnipeg. Their head office is in Minnesota and primarily serve the midwest.


Cadbury's is British, although some of the products they sell in Canada were originally produced by Neilson, which was a Canadian company (they still use the Neilson brand name on Jersey Milk and their Will-O-Pak boxes).

and their founders name was....Carl Marx.

[1qqaaz]

Originally Posted by getbak

I only found this out a few years ago, but Old Dutch is actually an American company. They were around for 20 years before they opened their first Canadian plant in Winnipeg. Their head office is in Minnesota and primarily serve the midwest.


Cadbury's is British, although some of the products they sell in Canada were originally produced by Neilson, which was a Canadian company (they still use the Neilson brand name on Jersey Milk and their Will-O-Pak boxes).

This is true, but anecdotally, I have never seen Old Dutch products for sale in the midwest. Not even in Minnesota.

Meanwhile, Old Dutch has tons of distribution throughout Canada. It's odd.

[dammage79]

This should be a W for Hawkins Cheezies. Who doesnt like Cheezies?

[btimbit]

Originally Posted by dammage79

This should be a W for Hawkins Cheezies. Who doesnt like Cheezies?

I find them way way too salty nowadays. I used to like them but prefer cheetos now