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Salt and Vinegar 

What Louis Tomlinson thinks (knows) what Harry Styles tastes like😏😏
Liam Payne: Don’t know why I’m ask, actually I wanna ask u about something, don’t know why I wanna ask u about, because I know what ur going to say. “ What flavor..is Harry?

Louis: Uhhhhh....Salt and Vinegar? I was trying to think of something inventive, but that was just the first flavor that came to me.
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salt and vinegar 

stuff to put on your chips. Chiefly British.
Known as sore finga in Chinese takeaways
"You wan sore finga?"

"...no thanks!.. Oh, 'salt and vinegar' yes please"

Salt and vinegar 

Louis Tomlinson during the OTRA tour defined Harry's flavor as salt and vinegar
Liam Payne: What flavor is Harry

Louis Tomlinson: Salt and vinegar?
Salt and vinegar by Arixew November 23, 2017

Salt and vinegar 

The best crisp. ever if you eat these you're hot as hell
Y/n: Have you tried salt and vinegar?
A/o: No.?
Y/n: WHAT YOU'RE A HORRIBLE PERSON!

Salt and Vinegar 

“Good job, little one! Who doesn’t love salt and vinegar?”
Salt and Vinegar by Tilwon November 18, 2018

salt and vinegar chips 

The best thing that has ever happened to a potato. They are very delicious and way better than normal chips.
I just had salt and vinegar chips. They were delicious.

Salt And Vinegar Syndrom 

Something that suffers from salt and vinegar (chips) Syndrom is universally considered awful and wrong at first contact. But the more you consume it the more you are going to love it.
e.g.:

person 1: When I first started drinking beer, I really hated the taste of it but I've come to like it now.

person 2: I feel the same about techno music. Guess these two really suffer from salt and vinegar syndrom.
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