Sleeping like a Chipster chip? Here's how...

Have you ever wondered what it feels like to be a potato chip? To have your skin rub against metallic-plastic foil wrapper? Well, I think I might have just found out.

It all began with the challenge from NuffNang Malaysia to member bloggers to post the 1) picture with the most Chipster packs in it 2) Quirkiest post 3) Best pajamas ever.

I realised I could probably not afford to buy enough Chipster packs to challenge anyone in that category, or be quirky enough to win the Wii.... so.... last category left - make the best darn pajamas there is.

After spying what the competition had to offer, it made natural sense to do what they didn't do (see, there's a strategy to this) and do it better. So, I spied and I spied and then... *aha* "Potato Chips have to sleep too, don't they?"

So I went to the store and bought ablout 16 Chipster Large packs. Couldn't find one single flavour, so had to go mix and match.

Went home and started doing:



First step was to cut out all the Chipster packs VERY CAREFULLY and keep the foil wrapper intact. Then, once all the foils had been cut:



You have to dump all the Chipsters into TupperWares. Wife and I actually tried to makan the Chipsters on the spot, and failed. You can't imagine the amount of Chipsters 16 packets hold. Lydia says: "I think can keep till next Chinese New Year." On to the next step:



Each Chipster foil had to be scrubbed clean. Otherwise, it'll be super oily and definitely not something you'd want to soak your skin in. *Health Tip* I read somewhere that too much direct contact with salt is bad for your skin. Once it's clean, you can move on to:



Putting the pieces together: this step requires a plan. Which I did. In my head. Serious! Anyway, this step by step is starting to put me to sleep so I guess I'll jump right to the end. Ta- Da!



Some glam pics of myself posing:


Front - Who's the REAL Chipster man now?


Back - I am too sexy, too sexy for my...

The Sleep Test

After spending the night in Chipster Wrappers, like a potato chip, this test subject can confirm that Chipsters-made pajamas are indeed snug and warm, best for climates. I guess that's how those potato chips are kept so crispy!





Last, but not least:

My wife, Lydia, would like to thank Chipster for organising this contest as she now has 16 bags to go through. She has one request, though, as her eyes light up when I mention the NuffNang Chipster Pajama Party ("Will there be lot's of Chipster to eat?") - can she tag along for the party? Here's her pic, on my blog:



Please say yes! :)