Ingredients

Meet The Ingredients!  

Crum

In the summer of 1853, Native American George Crum was employed as a chef at an elegant resort in Saratoga Springs, New York. One dinner guest found Crum's French fries too thick for his liking and rejected the order. Crum decided to rile the guest by producing fries too thin and crisp to skewer with a fork. The plan backfired. The guest was ecstatic over the browned, paper-thin potatoes, and other diners began requesting Crum's potato chips.  -  Read more about George HERE

Thank you to George Crum for developing the strong foundation for the Snackintyre, our little friend Crum! Just like George, Crum is fiesty and always ready to try something new.

Nomad

Legend is that nomadic tribes of Central Asia who carried milk in animal skin bags “discovered” cheese. They carried milk in saddlebags made from animal skins, and possibly made from the stomach, which contains the coagulating enzyme known as rennin. Or, fermentation of the milk sugars would cause the milk to curdle. The galloping motion of the horse, acting as churning, would effectively separate the milk into curds. The result, curds and whey, provided a refreshing whey drink as well as curds, which would be drained through perforated earthenware bowls or woven reed baskets, and lightly salted to provide a tasty and nourishing high protein food. MORE

Nomad exemplifies these inventive explorers always prepared when necessary.

India

Pickling is one of the oldest forms of food preservation. It has been traced back to the dawn of civilization, 4500 years ago when people learned to preserve cucumbers by pickling them in a salty brine. MORE

This hip, old fella, India, provides the cooling relief between two letters of heat which allows for the explosive rush of flavor from the Snackintyre. Best served cold this little dill is sure to satisfy every time.

Speaking of dill, if you'd like to know how to add dill plant to herb garden, you should check out Jen Reviews and the article "How to Grow Dill Plant and Add to Your Herb Garden"

Iberia

The rich heritage of Frank's RedHot dates back to 1918 when pepper farmer Adam Estilette partnered with Jacob Frank in New Iberia, Louisiana, to create a sauce perfectly spiced with the rich flavor of cayenne peppers. Two years later, in 1920, the first bottle of Frank's RedHot Sauce emerged from Estilette's pickling plant. MORE

This saucy dame, Iberia, is the true icing on the cake. Without her, the Snackintyre is a simple snack. With her we have the international snack of choice among the majority of Earth's population. For other suggested uses of Frank's RedHot visit our page for Advanced and Experienced members Only.

 

The Snackintyre Unites!!



In a world filled with culinary wonders, there existed four extraordinary food items: Crum, the Utz Ripple potato chip from New York, Nomad, the piece of Cabot hot pepper cheese from the nomadic tribes of ancient Central Asia, India, the Mt Olive dill pickle slice, and Iberia, the bottle of Frank's Red Hot Sauce from Louisiana. Little did they know that destiny had a greater plan in store for them, a plan that would unite them into the Greatest Snack in the World—the Snackintyre.

Crum, the Utz Ripple potato chip, was known for his impeccable crunch and salty essence. He longed for companionship and dreamed of being part of something greater. Meanwhile, Nomad, the piece of Cabot hot pepper cheese, was renowned for his spicy flavor and adventurous spirit. Nomad had traveled far and wide, searching for a purpose that matched his fiery temperament.

India, the Mt Olive dill pickle slice, possessed a tangy zest that could make taste buds tingle with delight. She yearned to find her rightful place in the culinary world and share her unique flavor with others. Lastly, there was Iberia, the bottle of Frank's Red Hot Sauce, a liquid with a fiery personality and the ability to transform any dish into a masterpiece. Iberia longed to be cherished as the perfect complement to another culinary creation.

Fate intervened when a renowned chef, Chef Jeff, decided to create a snack that would revolutionize the taste buds of the world. The chef had heard whispers of the extraordinary food items and their distinct flavors. He embarked on a journey to find them and introduce them to one another.

One fateful day, in a small kitchen in Maryland, Chef Jeff gathered the four food items together. As they stood side by side, they felt an inexplicable connection—a spark that ignited their senses. The chef began to work his magic, carefully layering Crum, Nomad, India, and Iberia together.

Crum, with his crunch, formed the foundation of the Snackintyre. Nomad, with his spicy kick, infused the snack with an irresistible heat. India, with her tangy essence, added a burst of flavor that danced on the tongue. Lastly, Iberia, with her fiery personality, drizzled herself onto the creation, elevating it to unparalleled heights.

As Chef Jeff unveiled the Snackintyre, the room fell silent. The aroma filled the air, tantalizing every nose in its vicinity. With bated breath, the chef took the first bite, and the taste exploded in his mouth. It was a symphony of flavors—a harmonious blend of crunch, spice, tang, and heat. The Snackintyre had surpassed all expectations, exceeding even the chef's wildest dreams.

News of the Snackintyre spread like wildfire, capturing the attention of food enthusiasts worldwide. People lined up for hours, eager to experience this extraordinary creation. The Snackintyre became a symbol of unity, as individuals from all walks of life came together to savor its unique and unforgettable taste.

Crum, Nomad, India, and Iberia had finally found their purpose. They had gone from lonely ingredients to becoming the foundation of the Greatest Snack in the World—the Snackintyre. Their flavors intertwined, their strengths combined, and their individual identities melded into one irresistible masterpiece.

Together, they had created a culinary legend that would be celebrated for generations to come. The Snackintyre had united the world, one bite at a time, proving that even the most unexpected ingredients could come together to create something truly extraordinary.