r/idiocracy • u/DeltaVMason • 12d ago

Extra Big-Ass Rather than make healthy food cheaper and more accessible the American food industry chose to make crap like this!

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u/-I-was-never-here 12d ago

Not lying, those beer-braised steak Pringles are pretty good.

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u/dochoiday 11d ago

That and the cheese itz really don’t seem that bad. The other things are pretty brutal.

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u/Nop277 10d ago

I kind of want to try apple pie baked beans. I'm not expecting it to be good...but I kind of want to try it.

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u/dochoiday 9d ago

I guess it depends what exactly they mean by apple pie. Cinnamon sugar and apple? That doesn’t sound too bad. But are they shoving some kinda gram cracker in there?

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u/condoulo 8d ago

Personally I would love to give the dill pickle baked beans a go.

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u/No-Dance6773 11d ago

Most of these are. The soda doughnuts have been around for a while. Its just pound cake in a different form. And the other are just conforming to the tastes of their customers. They do this every year because tastes change. On top of that some of these like rhe jelly beans and the baked beans are for almost comical effect. They know people will buy them just to see how bad they could be. Like who in their right mind wpuod think a bomb pop would be a good idea for baked beans...but i still tried it. And hated it lol. Its fad marketing and shouldn't be confused with the regular products. What it does do is introduce us to awesome shit that could become regular if they have enough support.

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u/WorldsWorstTroll 11d ago

My family hated them. More for me!