Why yes... it is.
It is a common
Back to the picture above. This day was an exceptionally long day, so long that I started losing my mind and now I have a tumblr page. Near the end of one presentation, they started distributing food, which I paid no attention to... until these chips came my way.
I've never really had good experiences with kosher food. I worked at a facility that was Kosher and the bringing of non-Kosher food was a big no-no (but we did it anyways). The meals they provided always seemed to be missing something (coughcoughflavorcoughcough) and almost always undercooked (especially the chicken). These chips? Okay, but it seemed very taste muted.
I ate my handful and refused additional helpings. My classmates on the other hand, kept on eating.
Obviously, hunger beats out taste any day.
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Don't get me started on the whole Kosher racket. It just gets me so angry. I just think when you start focusing so much attention on the teeny tiny details, it is easy to lose track of the big picture.
My guess is, that historically speaking, the tribes had to find something to do with the people afflicted with OCD, so the priests invented a massive set of dietary laws to keep them all occupied (and out of the way).
And that is coming from a Jew with a moderate leaning towards obsessiveness.
I'd say it's a healthy obsessiveness if it leads to bacon, dude.
First off though - I have never even heard of BBQ tortilla chips. Weird.
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