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Experience<br />
Sunflower Seeds<br />
Locally, we call it 'kuaci'. Gone are the days when you would<br />
see rows and rows of theatre seats and floor littered with kuaci<br />
shells. Today, sunflower seeds are commonly added as an<br />
ingredient to salads, cakes or pies.<br />
Twisties<br />
Life's pretty straight without Twisties. The tagline may not be<br />
known to many but throw us a bag of Twisties in its iconic<br />
yellow packaging, especially here in Malaysia and we'll be<br />
busy munching without even giving you a second glance. The<br />
Australian cheesy snack is almost 70 years old and comes in<br />
various flavours which include the infamous cheese, chicken<br />
as well as BBQ curry, pizza and even slightly unique flavours<br />
such as salmon teriyaki and toffee. Twisties is made primarily<br />
from milled corn, rice, wheat and water.<br />
Moon Pie<br />
They've been around for 100 years! The perfect combination<br />
of graham crackers, chocolate and marshmallow filling kicked<br />
off in 1917 when a coal miner asked a travelling salesman for<br />
a snack "as big as the moon". Chattanooga Bakery in the<br />
United States responded with a tasty treat aptly named Moon<br />
Pie and the rest is history. The pies became a household name<br />
not just in America but countries all over the world. Today,<br />
the company produces over a million Moon Pies each day!<br />
Snickers<br />
Owned by global food company, Mars Incorporated, Snickers<br />
was named after the company founder's pet horse! Layers of<br />
roasted peanuts, caramel and nougat covered in milk chocolate<br />
contribute to the tasty candy bar but peanuts are most<br />
definitely one of the star ingredients in a Snickers bar.<br />
Super Ring<br />
This particular corn-based cheese<br />
snack will have your hands shining<br />
in bright orange even before<br />
you're done finishing the snack.<br />
A Malaysian product by Oriental<br />
Food Industries Sdn Bhd, it brings<br />
back memories to many because<br />
if you’re a child at heart, the<br />
correct way to eat these rings are<br />
by slipping it like rings on each<br />
finger and later stuffing it into<br />
your mouth one by one. Also,<br />
don't be alarmed by its strong<br />
smell because you'll find a sweet<br />
yet salty cracker dissolving in your<br />
mouth by the end of it.<br />
Lay's<br />
Betcha can't eat just one. The potato crisps live<br />
up to their tagline because it is just that addictive.<br />
Here's an interesting fact: Herman Lay, the man<br />
who started it all, initially sold the packaged snacks<br />
across the United States from the trunk of his car!<br />
The crisps may have started out with BBQ, Sour<br />
Cream and Onion and the regular salted flavours<br />
but today, the lineup includes Cheesy Garlic<br />
Bread, Wasabi Ginger and Biscuits & Gravy.<br />
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