Knuckle chips with beer as an Oktoberfest substitute at home?
It must be possible to develop chips with a more unusual taste than just paprika, bacon and sour cream, thought Berlin potato snack fan Oliver Numrich. Now his dream chips "Haxe mit Sauerkraut" are on the shelves.
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The Oktoberfest in Munich would have started on September 18 - but it was cancelled again because of Corona. Those who organize a private Wiesn at home can now resort to "Haxen" chips. An alternative to the real grilled knuckle of pork with a pint of Hellem could be his knuckle-and-sauerkraut-flavored potato chips together with a craft beer, says Oliver Numrich, a snack fan and snack blogger from East Frisia. He has fulfilled his dream of making his own chips.
In addition to "Haxe mit Sauerkraut" (description: "roasted aromas, subtle meat flavor and strong wine vinegar essence reminiscent of British vinegar chips"), the 48-year-old, who lives in Berlin, also developed the varieties "Cheese Truffle Fries" and "Garlic Baguette" with his partner Thomas Rogat and the help of a flavor house in Leipzig. The bag of the "dinner chips" produced in the Czech Republic is emblazoned with a portrait of the radiant inventor.
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