It's a hot day, no clouds in the sky. You are sitting in the garden of your favourite pub about to tuck into a fine, high-quality craft beer...and then you realise - where are the equally high-quality chips to accompany this beer? Look no further than this blog and our endless selection of promotional customizable delicious goodies! 

Yep, that's right. A craft-brewery in Sweden has come up with chips which supposedly compliments and rivals the quality of the beer.

These are the kings of chips - they'll set you back $56 for a pack of 5... that's 5 individual crisps - not to be confused with multi packs.

Now, for the price tag, these are not any old, run of the mill, salt & vinegar or cheese & onion! Oh no... this masterpiece was conceptualised by Chef Pi Le and uses on of the worlds rarest mushroom species ever: Matsutake combined with an equally special truffle seaweed from the Faroe Islands.

"All of the chips have been made by hand," the chef says. "It took a delicate touch, a finely honed sense of taste and time to ensure that each chip would achieve a perfect balance between the various ingredients. The taste is a very Scandinavian one. … Most people recognize potatoes and onions, but what stands out is the quality. All of the ingredients are of a stature that not many will have tried before. These chips are an excellent accompaniment to craft beer, or simply enjoyed on their own."

Not only is the chip itself exclusive...the box and packaging are amazing too. Sadly, these are limited edition and 100 boxes went on sale last week and sold out within minutes.

First seen @ http://www.adweek.com/adfreak/brewer-made-worlds-most-expensive-potato-chips-go-its-fancy-beer-1740