カラムーチョHow many out of 10 Chili Peppers?

Big Dude tries KARAMUCHO カラムーチョ STRONG Potato Chips from Koeikeya of Vietnam! Such a unique umami flavor, but how spicy actually is it?
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This Karamucho Potato Chip snack gets its name from a combination of Japanese and Mexican words: karai (spicy) and mucho (a lot). That should let you know how spicy these super hot chili chips are! They're fiery, crunchy, and the perfect snack for those who can't get enough spicy foods in their lives. Try dipping them in sour cream if you need a break from the heat #karamucho #koeikeya #vietnam #japan #potatochips #review #spicy #asian #snacks
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Koike-ya was founded in 1953 in Japan. In the beginning, Koike-ya was manufacturing and selling a rice cracker assortment and other Japanese traditional snacks. The history of Koike-ya’s potato chips began when Kazuo Koike, the founder of Koike-ya, encountered potato chips for the first time in a bar with a friend. Kazuo Koike was impressed by this tasty food he discovered. He was determined to make and spread such excellent food to many people, as many people in Japan, hardly had an opportunity to eat potato chips in those days. Developing good quality of potato chips was quite a challenge. Kazuo Koike had to gather and learn all expertise on making potato chips. In 1967, after years of trial and error, Koike-ya became the first mass production company of potato chips in Japan.
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