Food, what are you eating?

[Mike]

There are 7 different flavors at my house right now

I had no idea there were that many

 

[Jamie]

Pumpkin pie and Butterscoth flavored pork rinds in my cabinet right now. Women. Those are a hard pass for me, but the buttered popcorn flavored ones were not too bad. There really is a difference in the quality of pork rinds if you are snacking. For making panko, not so much.

Pork King Good Low Carb Keto Snacks - Pork Rinds & Pork Rind Crumbs

 

[Big_Holla]

Amazon search has a bunch of brands and flavors. Some prices for the panko kinds seem worth it (by weight), by the time you buy several bags and spend the time grinding.

 

[Jamie]

I just bought every bag (total of 4 6-ounce bags) of name brand pork rinds that our lame ass Kroger had on sale 2 for $4. I can barely cram 12 ounces of pork rind crumbs into a quart canning jar, and it literally takes less than ten minutes to grind up two 6-ounce bags of pork rinds, put them in jar and wash up the food processor. Total cost for 12oz ground pork rinds ground at home - $.33/oz, i.e. $4 plus 10 minutes of my time. I'm proud to be frugal, but I'm not a cheapskate. I would totally spend the money on some of the ready-made flavored crumbs, but I have also seasoned the plain ones myself and it works just fine, too.