Corn flakes with the battery flavor hit the Dutch stores in a gesture to the 1990s

A snack company that focuses on nostalgia for the past has issued a shock this summer by offering it Corn flakes with battery flavor.

Rewind, a snack brand that first appeared this year, has announced its latest products on July 10.

The chips are inspired by a strange but familiar feeling in the 1990s-what many people remember, such as the electrical tingling of the 9-volt battery.

In a press release, Rewind said that “millions” around the world have been seduced by their touch of their tongues into a battery – a curiosity that limits rituals.

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The company said: “The pop legend Britney Spears was once asked in an interview if she had done so, which led to a viral video.”

“Rewind now provides a meal way to reconsider one of the most common experiences of” 1990s ” – there are no required batteries.”

Although chips are only available in some Dutch retailers at the present time, American consumers can seek samples through @rewindchips_nl on Instagram.

How do they really taste? A Fox Business spokesman told the chips that provide “very strong Zeng acid for the tongue, followed by some salty metal notes.”

“The flavors are working very well,” the spokesman said.

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Chef Matthias Larson used baking soda to create a battery -like feeling.

“The result is amazingly delicious and it is definitely a flavor that causes curiosity.”

“We used a mixture of citric acid and sodium bicarbonate to create the tongue effect and balance it with mineral salts, which give the chips tang metal,” the chef participated in a statement. “The result is amazingly delicious and it is definitely a flavor that causes curiosity.”

In addition to the battery flavoring chips, the company offers flavors like Cheese & Onion, SRIRACHA TANCHY, Carimi Babrika And barbecue and honey.

Chips sell to 1.89 euros Each, equal to $ 2.21.

“We do not recommend or condone a licking, biting, or eat real batteries in another way.”

The brand has also confirmed that the chips “are completely safe, a food degree and do not contain actual battery components.”

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“We do not recommend or overlook a licking, biting, or eat real batteries in another way,” Ryind explained. “This product is a modern snack and should be responsible for.”