Is this childhood snack of anyone? I don't remember eating this often, during my childhood. I definitely binge on keropok, krupuk more often than this fish snack when I was younger.
Super-crispy and a little of sweet, salty, spicy in this snack. Look at the ingredients...I wonder what fish is used to make this snack?
How about Fried Fish Skins and "Ear" Crackers? And what is your favorite childhood snack?
Tag: snacks, fish
I'm speechless. The ingredients don't look bad at all but now I too am curious as to the type of fish.
ReplyDeleteMy fave childhood snack is still mayonnaise sandwiches! (but these days all I do is dream about them:)
I love those dried fish snacks..
ReplyDeleteThe chili powder give an ummph to the snack.
ReplyDeleteYummie, I love this thish, once in a while I still get in a local grocery, but they are smaller...spicy, salty and sweet.
ReplyDeleteI had this when I was a child too. Was already a titbit junkie then haha
ReplyDeleteACK! i remember this. i used to visit my gramma in Malaysia back in the days and she'd have a stash of these weird fried fish thingy under her bed. for some strange reason i know. but i loved it so much i'd sneak in and grab a couple of packets to munch on as i watched cartoons on TV. mum was never too happy as she said these were bad for my health. lol. screw it though. they were sooo good. x
ReplyDeletewhat fish is used to make this snack?
ReplyDeleteHope it's not tigerfish! ;p
love this snack!! wish I'm in Taiping now,then I can walop the whole packages! lol!
ReplyDeleteall i know is...i'd love to eat this with rice and sambal hehehe
ReplyDeleteyum! yes, I love these snacks. I like the poko sticks-esp strawberry flavour and it has to be chilled!
ReplyDeleteoh, the fish crackers too!
"a little of sweet, salty, spicy"
ReplyDeleteAh, the taste of my misspent youth! ;)
I loved these snacks when small, even now I still heart these snacks. Yummy to me!
ReplyDeleteI'll say the same as Rita. As well as rice and sambal together, those would be perfect.
ReplyDeletethose are delicious snacks. Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteits crackers like this people love, fishy & all. Terengganu's 8 heavenly versions are good
ReplyDeleteThat image makes my mouth water!
ReplyDeleteI have tried this one and I like it too. :)
ReplyDeleteMy entries:
Yummy-as-can-be
Moms... check nyo
Mmmm, those look good!
ReplyDeleteMine are here and here.
hmm...looks yummy :D
ReplyDeletethanks drop at my ww post
These look interesting..I would definately try!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite childhood food snack?
Marmite on crackers :0)
I have not seen hem here in our stores.
ReplyDeletePlease send some across. :)))
I like this snack! When I see them sometimes, still buy and eat them!
ReplyDeleteWhen you buy it nowdays, it seems to be very small pieces now. How did you get such big ones?
These are addictive! Oh, I loved them with soft drinks when as a child, and I could go on and on and on ...
ReplyDeleteI used to eat this a lot and mamee.
ReplyDeleteCan't remember my childhood's snack. But I do like fried fish skins and "ear" crackers now.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to try this fish snack. Looks great! My favorite childhood (and current) snack was popcorn.
ReplyDeleteHmmm .. in HK we have the squid version (imported from Thailand?). Does that count?
ReplyDeleteOh wow.....crunchy and yum...
ReplyDeletei had fried fish as snacks before but the small anchovies only and not the big chunks
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