Controversial questions: Food special!

Here at the Charles Fudgemuffin blog we're not afraid to tackle controversial debates, so this week it's time for another selection of important cutting edge questions. As you'll notice, this week's controversial questions all have a comestible theme to them...

1) Should salt and vinegar crisp* packets be blue or green?

Blue or green?
You decide!

* Or chip, for the benefit of any American readers.

I think this one is perhaps an age related dilemma because when I was young, salt and vinegar crisps always came in a blue packet, but nowadays some crisp manufacturers have decided to break with tradition.

If, like me, you think non-traditional crisp manufacturers are idiots, then you can help them see the error of their ways by voting below.

True or false: Unusual potato crisp / chip flavours

March 14th is National Potato Chip Day*¹ so to celebrate, this week the Charles Fudgemuffin blog takes a look at unusual crisp*² flavours from around the world. However, as I often like to do, I've made things a bit more interesting by turning it into a true or false quiz.

*1 That's 'crisps' for the benefit of any British readers.

*2 Or 'chip' for the benefit of any American readers.

Chocolate miners digging for chocolate to be used
as flavour for chocolate flavour crisps.

Take a look at the following flavours and see if you can guess whether they're real flavours that you can actually buy, or whether they're fictitious inventions that I've totally made up!

1) Chocolate flavour crisps

I tried chocolate flavour crisps once when I was on holiday in Thailand, and although I like chocolate, and I also like crisps, I have to report that this is one example where two rights make a wrong, because they tasted absolutely disgusting.

But is it a real flavour, or have I just made it up?

True or false?