>>22016953
it's all working as intended. corporate knows that goyims will step on each others heads to get the new [insert product name] because of FOMO

Not sure what's up with this trend of adding honey flavour to all sorts of random chip combination. Saw "Hot Honey Pizza" recently.

>>22016976
It's a pleasant contrast. You get the initial sweetness, then the heat.

>>22016976
Hot honey is delicious, but I know what you mean. Are we recovering as a society and finally moving away from making everything Flamin Hot?

>>22016976
it's just a big foodie trend right now. drizzling spiced honey on savory items like pizza. no different than banana and ham in the 50s.

>>22016976
it's because consumers think of honey as more wholesome and healthy than sugar. also notice all the jams, jellies, and fruit drinks that are popping up advertising their use of honey.

>>22016953
Honey belongs nowhere in cuisine. It's an abomination, it ruins everything it touches. Honey is a condiment only. Literally any time it is incorporated into a dish, the dish is ruined.

>>22017369
>Honey belongs nowhere in cuisine. It's an abomination, it ruins everything it touches.
>Honey is a condiment
lol

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Nothing comes close to these. How dare they deny me my chicken chips?