Re: mieng kam krob ros, that’s a lot of different flavors to pack into one Lay’s bag!
Whenever I’m in China, I inspect the Oreo aisle; have seen grape (maybe in tandem with peach), vanilla, matcha, some really sour flavor which escapes me, and blueberry something or other. But fig and pear sounds fun.
(tiramisu)
ETA: ah, shoot, it’s fig and matcha. Every other flavor has “matcha.”
I would love to try those tiramisu Oreos.
They were one of the better options, I reckon.
And to get back on topic, China is that one country where you might also find tiramisu-flavored potato chips 
These are available at Remark Market in London , Ontario, Canada. I haven’t tried any.
https://savoursmiths.com/
I’ll take the cheddar and shallot, please.
The truffle & rosemary and the Italian cheese & red wine flavors are speaking to me.
My wife would love those chips! She’s South African and chakalaka is a quintessential South African dish.
To me they tasted like “Poultry Seasoning” mostly Sage.
At first I read that as, “Haggis and Crack,” and thought: hmm.
That would make sense for Scotland(modern stereotypical) though 
With even that intelligence in hand, we regret to report that Costco doesn’t show faintly on next Scotland itinerary.
Courtesy of Spawn2, who purchased them at the Costco in Richmond, CA. Interesting, but not worth $17 for the bag.
At least they don’t taste like turtle.
