potato chip wrapper pic

[DickT]

This is the coating side of the nutterz factory, this puts the potato chip around the peanut.

Last 2 pics are completed nutterz ready for packaging. thats a lot of NUTZ

 

[klyth]

That's where the magic happens, then?

 

[rainbowberry]

Wow, it's like something out of Charlie and the chocolate factory.

 

[DickT]

Wow, it's like something out of Charlie and the chocolate factory.

Did you see all 4 pics?

 

[fineexampl]

Very cool man. It's not often you see the behind the scenes on a real level as opposed to TV.

I'll have to have my girl photograph me for batch#3 of my homebrew.

 

[AlabamaJack]

Very cool Dick...thanks for the inside look....

 

[rainbowberry]

Did you see all 4 pics?

I did, still looks great.

 

[DickT]

Do you have a snack like this over in England? A lady from a company in London ( Imarco) helped me get started with this.

 

[rainbowberry]

I've never seen anything exactly the same, the nearest thing I've seen is Woody's Fire Nuts that are coated in Bih Jolokia powder.

 

[DickT]

I've never seen anything exactly the same, the nearest thing I've seen is Woody's Fire Nuts that are coated in Bih Jolokia powder.

Some of the companies that come to mind are Kims (Norway), Maruud (Sweden) or Dyvss Holland. They all make the potato chip coated peanuts. I also noticed a British company carrying Chesapeake Bay seafood along with Old Bay Seasoning. Old Bay is great for steaming shrimp.

 

[DickT]

That's where the magic happens, then?

Indeed, lot of beer drinking too.

 

[The Hot Pepper]

Indeed, lot of beer drinking too.

Hiring?

 

[DickT]

Hiring?

absolutely, however all beer tasting positions filled. Making the nutterz is covered but I am looking for sales reps in other states. If someone wanted to make some extra money on the side, they could make a few bucks in bars alone. Won't be able to buy a yacht like Tiger Woods though.

 

[Philipperv]

We have something similar here but the nut cover isn't a potato chip but more of a cracker and that is why they are called "Cracker Nuts":

http://www.junkfoodie.com/2008/03/13/nagaraya-cracker-nuts

http://www.filgoods.com/Catalogue/b/12/63/Nagaraya.html

 

[DickT]

We have something similar here but the nut cover isn't a potato chip but more of a cracker and that is why they are called "Cracker Nuts":

http://www.junkfoodie.com/2008/03/13/nagaraya-cracker-nuts

http://www.filgoods.com/Catalogue/b/12/63/Nagaraya.html

There is a Philapine grocery store down the street from me, I've had those cracker nuts, saw them about a year ago. they don't have a lot of flavor, mainly salt