Product circa: 2025
With no description of what it tastes like, the internet says that Gatorade Electric Flash tastes like the orange and lemon lime flavors combined. They are right. And it's delicious. That's about it.
Product circa: 2025
With no description of what it tastes like, the internet says that Gatorade Electric Flash tastes like the orange and lemon lime flavors combined. They are right. And it's delicious. That's about it.
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Product circa: 2025
Though I never posted it on this site, some 15+ years ago I recall having this same product. It was a revelation. Each component of a cheeseburger could be parsed from the taste of the product: beef, cheese, tomato, onion, mustard, pickle, and even lettuce.
While I commend that this product actually has beef in the ingredients list, this still doesn't quite measure up to the older version. At first bite, the beef, cheese, and pickle immediate produce the cheeseburger "vibe". Aside from the additional onion, and perhaps mustard, that's where this product stops. It's still delicious, though.
Product circa: 2025
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I get it. It's dill pickle flavoring combined with Cheetos' Flamin' Hot. They just don't work well together. I'd rather either of them over the combination. Otherwise, it's passable.
Product circa: 2025
Odd timing for this product in 2025, but it was exciting to spot it.
The butterscotch coating on these is occasionally evident, but otherwise they are just a delicious brown sugar/molasses cookie.
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No idea if these are hard to find, but they're certainly not easy to find in my parts.
These chips are a celebration of yeast, which can be tasted and also seen high-up on the ingredients list. The first bite will give you the fruity side of yeast most often found in beer, with that signature fruitiness that's almost banana-like. It then quickly settles into the savory side of things, with a deep cheesy savoriness with hints of onions and soy sauce. The ingredients claim coriander and nutmeg, but I don't taste those. A fascinating experiment!
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I love a good pizza-flavored snack, which is always signaled with powders of cheese, tomato, and oregano.
It seems like they really half-assed this one. The added tomato powder somehow dampens the cheese seasoning, and it all feels under-seasoned... like it needs more salt (which I'm sure it doesn't and is already high in sodium).