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Personal Narrative: Dollar Tree Hot Chips

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Today I tried the Dollar Tree hot chips (I did not buy them) and they were disgusting, so most definitely there are some items that I much rather prefer to be name-brand than store-brand. I have always tried to give certain store-brand items a chance and save a few dollars. Some make the cut and some literally get cut and go into the trash. One example I will forever remember was when I tried the canned mixed veggies once compared to Del Monte’s; the quality difference was noticeable the instant I opened it and the taste EWWWW, I’ll never give that item another chance. There are some names brand I have 100% brand loyalty to; I blame my mother she never let us try anything different, has to be Best Food 's Mayo, If this woman shows up to my

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