Phileas Fogg snacks, a re-launch
taking the company back to its roots, exotic snacks from around the world. Our
product Feta Cheese crisps with a hint of oregano inspired by the Mediterranean
island of Cyprus. Not just a simple potato chip sprinkled with sea salt but
bringing a new “pazazz” to the social drinking experience that will be
available in portable 2oz. trays and larger party packs. But of course what
would a true Phileas Fogg Snack be without his adventurous tale and explanation
to the treats coming of existence. I’d imagine tale to go something along
these lines. My dearest Aunt Agatha, upon my arrival in Cyprus, I happen
to stumble upon quite faint young woman at the pub, whom I have to say, caught
my eye. We spent many hours conversating with the locals there. But little did
I know who this mysterious beauty truly was; I was played. A distraction used
to defer the men whom she had stolen their precious treasures. They barged in,
in a grizzly manner it was apparent that these were manly men. And despite her efforts
to go incognito they spotted her amongst the crowd. Her face deranged with fear
she led us out the back door. “No time to explain,” She shouted, “we must go!”
We flocked through surrounding fields like wild geese until finding safety at a
cheese factory. But they were not far behind, prepared to regain their goods
the men were armed with loaded muskets and ready to fire. As the two of us
crouched behind a barrel of feta cheese our nemesis pulled the trigger. Luckily
he had not the best of aim. The bullet spiraled through the air colliding with
a nearby bucket of sesame oil and simultaneously knocking over a candle. Fire spread, live stock broke free from their
pens, and the place went up in flames. Running for my life I tumbled to the
ground, turning back to see nothing but a burning pile of rubbish. To my
surprise light snow like flakes floated down from the sky. What was it? The
cheese, it had been toasted to crisp within the explosion, they were sheer
perfection; and the thus the creation of Crumples.
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