Herr’s Crisp N Tasty Potato Chips

Herr's Crisp N Tasty Potato Chips

“In 1946, my father, James S. Herr, began making potato chips,” Ed Herr says on the bag and they’re not lying when they say they’re Crisp N Tasty. The 1980s-rap stylization is silly though and they seem to be a bit messier, with brown spots and such, than most Chip brands. The three ingredients include Potatoes, vegetable oil and salt.

my rating : 4 of 5

Jack’s Original Thin : Canadian Style Bacon

Jack's Original Thin : Canadian Style Bacon

Canadian Style Bacon is basically ham and I don’t like ham; at least not by itself; but it’s hard to ruin pizza; my favorite food. Jack’s is one of the lower quality name brands, but this Original Thin tastes good enough. Being flat and crispy does wonders as the dough; typically the worst part of a pizza; is kept to a minimal.

my rating : 4 of 5

Glazed Donut Holes : Frosted Flakes

Glazed Donut Holes : Frosted Flakes

It makes no sense to associate this cereal; marketed as Glazed Donut Holes; with Frosted Flakes. It tastes nothing like them. The flavor, along with the strong syrupy smell, is more akin to Waffle Crisp; good but not “gr-r-reat!” It also looks nothing like Frosted Flakes, aside from perhaps the color, because Flakes and Holes obviously have different shapes.

my rating : 4 of 5

Rao’s Brick Oven Fire Roasted Vegetable Pizza

Rao's Brick Oven Fire Roasted Vegetable Pizza

“Each pizza is crafted with the utmost care”, the box reads. That’s promo fluff, but the quality does rank among the better frozen Pizzas available at your local grocery store. Would it taste better with meat? Probably. Is it good as is? Yes, it is; mostly thanks to its “decadent cheeses” and Italian tomato sauce.

my rating : 4 of 5

G Fuel Energy Drink : Snow Cone

G Fuel Energy Drink : Snow Cone

I don’t think I’ve ever had a Snow Cone; maybe as a little kid; but I’d hope it tastes a lot better than this Energy Drink; one of the worst in the G Fuel line-up. The flavor is similar to how dumpster garbage tends to smell, which is quite repulsive. You can put it in the freezer to enhance the concept, but it won’t do much for the taste.

my rating : 2 of 5

Realgood Cheese Enchiladas

Realgood Cheese Enchiladas

The first bite might be off-putting to people who aren’t used to eating Mexican food, but these Cheese Enchiladas, made by the Realgood Foods Company not in Mexico but New Jersey, get better the more you eat. Are they really good? No; they’d be better without the spicy “red sauce”; but they’re not bad.

my rating : 3 of 5