Taquitos.net is a gigantic database of both popular and obscure snacks. You can search by brand, flavor, and snack type. You can also read people's reviews of various snacks, search reviews by years, and search through the reviews for the best ever and worst ever snacks. I immediately went to the pork rinds section, as those are a favorite of mine (vegans, don't come at me!), and I was presented with 83 different brands of pork rinds. Talk about decision overload. Even if you're a strict 3 meal a day type of person and don't plan on snacking in the near future, the detailed organization of this website makes it a lot of fun to explore.
Taquitos.net is the ultimate database of obscure snack foods
Pringles chip thief has perfect rationale for his crime
Police in Nottinghamshire, UK arrested Adam Spencer, 40, for a series of thefts at area supermarkets. Apparently Spencer absconded with mostly meat products. But during one of the multiple thefts… READ THE REST
Teenager died from eating an absurdly spicy tortilla chip
Harris Wolobah, a 10th grader from Worcester, Massachusetts, died in September after eating a Paqui Carolina Reaper ultra-spicy tortilla chip. He was participating in the company's "One Chip Challenge" marketing… READ THE REST
Armpit onigiri: Would you like human sweat added to your Japanese rice snack? (video)
Onigiri is a delicious snack from Japan made of sticky rice that's shaped into triangles or balls and stuffed with anything from little bits of veggies to fish to different… READ THE REST
This all-in-one emergency pouch might just save you from nasty blisters and cuts
TL;DR: Bring the Sidekick IFAK pouch when you're hiking or camping so you can be prepared for minor injuries or emergencies, now on sale at this unbeatable price: $59.99 (reg. $74)! Sturdy… READ THE REST
Real talk: the USB tumbleweed has to stop
TL;DR: Plug 12 devices into this $90 (reg. $109) multi-function hub. Listen, it's time we talk about your cable management. It's not that there's anything wrong with having the surface of your desk… READ THE REST
Who needs a social media team when this manages posts, comments, and chats for you?
TL;DR: CoxPost is an AI-powered tool that acts as an all-in-one social media manager, and a lifetime subscription is now $39 (reg. $324)! Running a booming Etsy sticker shop or sneaker resale… READ THE REST
