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My mother and I are looking for pepper chips. I think they were from Aldi or Lidl (years ago). These chips were made ONLY of pepper; there was no salt. I've searched what feels like half the internet, but I just can't find any pepper chips. Does anyone know where I can buy them? The brand probably doesn't matter at first.
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