Pringles (red): Yung original flavor. This has got to be my first love. Some of my lonely winter nights when I was assigned in Chicago were spent just eating a whole Pringles canister for dinner while watching weather news on TV. It is best with any drink – water, juice, coke, beer, name it! Too bad though, this stuff doesn’t taste the same anymore; well at least the ones found here in Manila.
Oishi (original flavor): When I feel like munching something very light, not so salty… and CHEAP, then this is the way to go! It tasted the same since the 1980s and that’s what makes it exceptional for me.
Chippy (red): Perfect with cold (not ice cold) coke or pepsi. This was my favorite merienda a couple of years back from my previous office. At exactly 3:30 PM, we’d all take a break, buy some food from 7-11 or ministop and Chippy red is a default item to buy.
Tortillos (red): Perfect with cold water. Yeah, this stuff is what salty is all about. Betsin kung betsin! So I always make it a point that I have gallons of water to drink on the side.
Vcut: perfect with a cold Chocolait drink. I got addicted to this combination way back when I was in 5th grade. I remember having to eat this right after school EVERYDAY!
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he series is about a man Ned, who has the power to bring the dead back to life just by his touch – but only for a minute. After one minute, someone else must die in exchange. To complicate it further, touching the ones he saved for the 2nd time will mean death for them - forever.
His ‘powers’ was later on discovered by a private investigator that persuaded him to use this for solving murder cases. They were succeeding with this tactic until Ned had to revive a murdered girl named Charlotte Charles (aka Chuck). Ned last saw Chuck decades ago. She was his first (and only) kiss way back when they were 10. He’s always dreamed of her ever since.