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I have no idea why Indian snacks haven't taken the US market by storm. Yes, they can be spicy. But a lot of people like spicy (and they have differnt levels of
by UncleOxidant 2y ago
I have no idea why Indian snacks haven't taken the US market by storm. Yes, they can be spicy. But a lot of people like spicy (and they have differnt levels of spicy so it's not all mouth-burning). I look forward to a future where every gas station and truck stop in America has bags of Indian snacks.
- throwup238 2y agoAmerican food culture grows one fad at a time so you just have to wait until a few food influencers make some viral videos about the snacks and it’ll take off from there. There’s just so much unique cuisine in the world and we’re all fat enough already :-)
- nox101 2y agoAmerican culture has Ghost Pepper potato chips, Sriracha potato chips, Flaming Hot Cheetos, Jalepeno chips, etc.. so it's not like spicy stuff isn't already being sold all over the place. I too look forward to more variety. Although seeing a chips isle at most supermarkets being an entire row at the supermarket, it's already out of control
- UncleOxidant 2y ago> Although seeing a chips isle at most supermarkets being an entire row at the supermarket, it's already out of control Which is why having mung bean-based snacks (like some of the Indian snacks) would be a nice change. > American culture has Ghost Pepper potato chips, Sriracha potato chips, Flaming Hot Cheetos, Jalepeno chips, etc.. Which is why I think there's a lot of potential for Indian snacks in the US.