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When is the last time you snacked on Funyuns and for the younger crowd, have you ever tried them?
First introduced in 1969, it’s an old-school snack that has perhaps gotten a bit lost among all the new chip snack options available today.
Made by FritoLay, the aptly named snack is fun to eat, providing a crunchy texture and a zesty onion flavor. The recipe changed in the early 2000’s, with the rings getting downsized a bit but given a firmer bite. They still pack that zesty onion flavor and the update better emulates fried onion rings, even though a baked product.
I haven’t eaten Funyuns in a while and I had forgotten how tasty they are. With the use of whole grains in the recipe and at just 100 calories per serving, this is an old-school chip you don’t have to feel as guilty about when eating compared to other chips.
Available at Walmart for $6.48 for a 10-count box of 3/4 ounce single serving bags, I’m giving Funyuns 5 out of 5 Bachelor on the Cheap stars. They’re better than I remembered and don’t add very much to the daily calorie count. They’re repeat buy worthy.
$pend Wisely My Friends…
~ Mike
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Snack Review: Funyuns – Bachelor on the Cheap
When is the last time you snacked on Funyuns and for the younger crowd, have you ever tried them?
First introduced in 1969, it’s an old-school snack that has perhaps gotten a bit lost among all the new chip snack options available today.
Made by FritoLay, the aptly named snack is fun to eat, providing a crunchy texture and a zesty onion flavor. The recipe changed in the early 2000’s, with the rings getting downsized a bit but given a firmer bite. They still pack that zesty onion flavor and the update better emulates fried onion rings, even though a baked product.
I haven’t eaten Funyuns in a while and I had forgotten how tasty they are. With the use of whole grains in the recipe and at just 100 calories per serving, this is an old-school chip you don’t have to feel as guilty about when eating compared to other chips.
Available at Walmart for $6.48 for a 10-count box of 3/4 ounce single serving bags, I’m giving Funyuns 5 out of 5 Bachelor on the Cheap stars. They’re better than I remembered and don’t add very much to the daily calorie count. They’re repeat buy worthy.
$pend Wisely My Friends…
~ Mike
Enjoy this post?
If you appreciate this recipe and want to support more great content on BachelorontheCheap.com, you can help keep this site going with a one-time or a monthly donation. Thank you so much for your support! ~ Mike