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Beer-flavoured Lay’s Potato Chips & Other Unique Flavoured-Chips Now Available At Selected FairPrice Stores

Try these new chips flavours from Lay’s China

Want to up your snack game? Try these outrageous flavours from Lay’s China.

FairPrice has brought in some of these interesting flavours and are sure to excite your taste buds.

They are available at selected FairPrice stores for a limited time.

Beer-flavoured Lay’s Potato Chips

$1.95 (U.P. $2.50)

This flavor from Lays China is meant to resemble crisp refreshing glass of beer! We know beer goes well with chips, so this sounds like a perfect combo.

Roasted Cumin Lamb Skewer Flavour

$1.95 (U.P. $2.50)

Inspired by the popular street food in China, 羊肉串 or roasted lamb skewer, this potato chips will be a treat for those who want extra flavour on every bite.

Roasted Fish Flavour

$1.95 (U.P. $2.50)

If you are familiar with Sichuan grilled fish, this potato chips will recreates the aromatic, numbing and spicy sensation.

Roasted Garlic Oyster Flavour

$1.95 (U.P. $2.50)

Oyster with roasted garlic is another classic street food from China and it is interesting to see how Lay’s China infuse this savory seafood and strong garlic taste into a bag of chips. Who knows? It may tastes like the real deal.

These potato chips were found at FairPrice VivoCity.

Thai supermarket at Golden Mile Complex has Lay’s Cheeseburger and Spicy Korean Ramen Potato Chips

Can’t travel to Thailand? No problem.

Thai supermarket at Golden Mile Complex brings you the latest snack from Thailand. This time we’re getting the limited edition Lay’s Potato Chips in two flavours: Cheeseburger and Spicy Korean Ramen.

Hamburger-flavoured potato chips

According to a YouTube’s review, the Lay’s Cheeseburger potato chips tastes really good. It tastes and smells like a real cheeseburger!

A standard pack sells for $1.90. You can get a bigger-sized party part for $4.40.

Lay’s Spicy Korean Ramen

These Lays from Thailand brings out the flavor of a Korean ramen bowl with added kick of heat. If you enjoy eating Korean ramyeon, this should be on your next must-try list!

Try now at $1.90 per pack.

Address: 5001 Beach Road, #02-08 Golden Mile Complex S199588

Try these exotic flavours of chips

If you are on the quest to try all the different flavours of potato chips in the world, then you might want to add these new finds in your list.

Tried truffle chips before? We bet you haven’t try a rose petal-flavoured potato chips yet and how about purple sweet potato chips with a hint of coconut milk flavour?

These chips were first launched by Lay’s China after they decided to up their snack game with a new range of unique flavours. They are now available at Scarlett 思家客, a up-and-coming Chinese supermarket in Singapore.

You can get them for as affordable as $2.60 per can. (104g)

LAY’S – Black Truffle Potato Chips Black Pepper Flavour

LAY’S – Rose Petal Potato Chips Sweet & Sour Flavour

LAY’S – Purple Sweet Potato Chips Coconut Milk Flavour

What’s next, Lay’s China?

Potato chips with huge flavour kick

Try the new Wasabi-flavoured Lay’s Potato Chips. Getting your wasabi fix couldn’t be easier with these bag of chips with intense flavour that will tingle your tastebuds.

A 70g pack is available at Scarlett Supermarket for $1.65.

According to an online review, the chips are not that spicy to induce a burning sensation in the nasal passage. In fact, the mildly-flavoured chips are actually quite tasty if you’re a wasabi lover.

If you want a fancier experience, try having it with soy sauce and ginger.

You can take it further with salmon slices which might momentarily let you experience that feeling of dining in a fusion Japanese restaurant.

Image via marions-kochbuch.de

Now go find a pair of chopsticks and a can of Asahi beer.

Get your hands on the new Kobe Beef Steak Flavour Potato Chips

If you love wagyu beef, Lay’s Kobe Beef Steak Flavoured Potato Chips should be on your must-try list. Kobe beef is a special type of Wagyu beef that’s famous for its marbling and taste.

The chips have a special meaty flavor and is said to have a rather strong steak aroma that is mixed with different spices.

The bag of potato chips is imported from Taiwan and costs S$3.80 at selected FairPrice supermarkets.

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Can’t wait to try it.