Olli Salamini Calabrese
These I only can find in WholeFoods, and are very local to the area. They come in small bags, and are quite pricy, $5.99/bag. They are made with cayenne pepper and paprika, so they are a bit spicy. With only 11% fat content, I consider them healthier than other cured sausages. However, recently I have been cutting down on them, since a close friend of mine nicely warned me that cured meats can cause cancer.
Ka-me Original Rice Crackers
These rice crackers have been on the market for a long time, however, only recently did I look into them. The first time I was offered one of them was at a pleasant multiple course dinner at Komi in Washington, DC. The first course came with a couple of plumpy roe eggs on one of these rice crackers. Maybe I was under the effect of atmosphere, but that combination tasted delicious. You can find them anywhere these days, a simple American supermarket will do.
Asher's Milk Chocolate Covered Sandwich Cookie
Two pieces of hard cookie with tick layer of milk covered the milk chocolate. Not bad. They are crunchy. I have not gotten sick of them yet. I found them at world market for $0.99/cookie. So far so good!
Joe's Smores
Now let me make it clear, the actual snack does not look like this. This picture is a picture of Joe's Smores with salted caramel. The one that I tried was the classic smores with a pieces of soft graham crackers and a flattened marshmallow together bathed in milk chocolate. It is hard to get smores snacks, so I consider this a good get. I also found these at World Market for $0.99/cookie. The cashier lady was very considerate when she was checking out for me. She told me to cut these smores cookie a half, otherwise it is hard to just eat only one. I agree with her, I am going back tomorrow to get more.
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After supplying more of those delicious snacks, I was finally able to snap a picture of Joe's Smores.
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