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I haven’t always been the biggest fan of salted egg, but @peytato.ph changed my mind! I took @almacala1976’s advice and tried the Truffle and Spicy flavors, which I both like, though I’d go for Truffle any day. Both the salted egg and flavors weren’t overwhelming, and I loved the thinly sliced potato chips! Such a great snack! A huge bonus? The owners were so easy to talk to and transact with!
Got this promo from the Lemi Payday Sale and they taste really good. My kind of Salted Egg Chips. Will try their truffle flavor soon!!!
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