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Chips
Posted: 2004-03-25 10:19pm
by Montcalm
Most of us eat chips sometime,there are many brands,many flavors fried or baked,so what chips do you eat?
Me i eat Pringles cheese other time its Cheetos.
Posted: 2004-03-25 10:21pm
by GoldenFalcon
None.
"Chips" went out of style in my mouth.
Posted: 2004-03-25 10:22pm
by Gandalf
Usually Pringles, sometimes Cheetos.
Posted: 2004-03-25 10:24pm
by Bertie Wooster
Terra Blues potato chips. They're purple and very crunchy. I also like premium tortilla chips, the brand names I can't remember but they'd be in the health food section in the supermarket.
Posted: 2004-03-25 10:26pm
by HemlockGrey
Cape Cod potato chips. Pringles leave that nasty oil slick on your mouth and Cheetos just aren't my bag.
The really cheesy Doritos are pretty nasty, too.
Posted: 2004-03-25 10:38pm
by Raxmei
Ordinary Doritos sometimes. For potato chips, it's Lays Salt & Vinegar as a standalone chip and Ruffles for eating with sandwiches. I can't stand barbeque flavor.
Posted: 2004-03-25 10:39pm
by Bertie Wooster
One time I left a canister of pringles in the sun-shine in my living room, and after several hours it turned into this potato ooze/sludge. Since then I have never eaten pringles.
Re: Chips
Posted: 2004-03-25 10:48pm
by Tsyroc
Montcalm wrote:Most of us eat chips sometime,there are many brands,many flavors fried or baked,so what chips do you eat?
Me i eat Pringles cheese other time its Cheetos.
Pringles Sour Cream & Onion reduced fat. For some reason I like the flavor of the reduced fat version better than the regular ones. Really the only difference is that they are a lighter crisp than regular Pringles. Don't confuse them with the fat free ones.
TGI Fridays potato skins chips are good except for the sour cream an onion one. Gagh, talk about too much flavoring.
Some really really good chips are Baked Ruffles sour cream and cheddar. Be careful, you won't be able to stop eating them.
Baked Lays with the K. C. Masterpiece Barbeque flavor are pretty good as well.
Posted: 2004-03-25 10:49pm
by Oni Koneko Damien
Okedokee Cheese Popcorn, the best, by far. Of course, I have to eat it with a spoon or my fingers get dyed orange, but other than that, they're great.
-Damien
Posted: 2004-03-25 10:55pm
by muse
I got addicted to Kettle Chips, especially the NY Cheddar with Herbs flavour. They are just so good, and they have that good substantial crunch to them with unhealthy amounts of fat. I've probably taken a few years off my life eatings those things but they're just too good!
Re: Chips
Posted: 2004-03-25 11:08pm
by Lancer
Montcalm wrote:Most of us eat chips sometime,there are many brands,many flavors fried or baked,so what chips do you eat?
Me i eat Pringles cheese other time its Cheetos.
Barbeque or Old Bay (a Maryland area seasoning good for almost everything). Favorite brands are Lays and Herrs, although I like Herrs slightly better, it has a smaller range of flavors.
Posted: 2004-03-25 11:10pm
by AnimeJet
I eat almost any kind of chip, but if i had to pick the ones i liked the most, maybe Ruffles sour cream and onion.. and the chedder cheese ones.. *drool* x_x
Posted: 2004-03-25 11:44pm
by phongn
Posted: 2004-03-26 01:10am
by Temjin
I couldn't live without Ruffle's All Dressed and Lay's Smokey Bacon
Posted: 2004-03-26 03:29am
by Vertigo1
On the Border tortilla chips
Posted: 2004-03-26 10:27am
by salm
salted tortilla chips with very hot salsa sauce.
Posted: 2004-03-26 10:54am
by Jon
Strange, the chips I eat are usually elongated potato chunks cooked in a deep fat fryer or sometimes in a baking tray. But then, I am being a pompus prick and I know that you lot are indeed referring to what we here in the fine land of England call 'Crisps'.
(What is this, 'french fries'- bah, they're chips :p )
I most often eat Walkers, Ready Salted and Cheese and Onion.
Posted: 2004-03-26 12:10pm
by InnerBrat
Chips.
Thick, chunky, crispy-outer, fluffy-inner chip-shop chips, scalding hot, deep fried, dripping oil, with lashes of vinegar and soggy ketchup served in a newspaper, and eaten with a chip fork.
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm.... chips! CHIPS!!!!
Posted: 2004-03-26 12:18pm
by Stofsk
InnerBrat wrote:Chips.
Thick, chunky, crispy-outer, fluffy-inner chip-shop chips, scalding hot, deep fried, dripping oil, with lashes of vinegar and soggy ketchup served in a newspaper, and eaten with a chip fork.
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm.... chips! CHIPS!!!!
Yeh. Reminds me of the days I spent at South Melbourne market where you could get a bucket of chips for $1.50 and call it lunch. Of course, now the price has gone up. But those are
chips.
Posted: 2004-03-26 12:20pm
by Bill Door
InnerBrat wrote:Thick, chunky, crispy-outer, fluffy-inner chip-shop chips, scalding hot, deep fried, dripping oil, with lashes of vinegar and soggy ketchup served in a newspaper, and eaten with a chip fork.
I could go out and get some of those right now. And I want to. Well, maybe later.
Posted: 2004-03-26 12:23pm
by InnerBrat
You know you want them....
Posted: 2004-03-26 12:26pm
by Bill Door
InnerBrat wrote:You know you want them....
Oh I do.
But first things first, finish packing up (35 week let, gah), then I can go get them
Posted: 2004-03-26 12:44pm
by salm
Jon wrote:Strange, the chips I eat are usually elongated potato chunks cooked in a deep fat fryer or sometimes in a baking tray. But then, I am being a pompus prick and I know that you lot are indeed referring to what we here in the fine land of England call 'Crisps'.
(What is this, 'french fries'- bah, they're chips :p )
that´s because british chips are different from real french fries. in my experience brits tend to make the potato strips way too thick, turning them into big soggy, disgusting potatoe chunks with the consistancy of broccoli after boiling it for one hour. instead of salt they usually put on a piece of half rotten industry fish that tastes entirely like compressed sawdust which has been lying in seawater and call it a meal.
*runs*
Posted: 2004-03-26 01:05pm
by InnerBrat
Bill Door wrote:InnerBrat wrote:You know you want them....
Oh I do.
But first things first, finish packing up (35 week let, gah), then I can go get them
Or what about a chip butty?
Posted: 2004-03-26 01:10pm
by Bill Door
InnerBrat wrote:Or what about a chip butty?
To misquote
Mort:
"I DON'T KNOW ABOUT YOU, BUT I COULD MURDER A CHIP BUTTY"
If I've got the wrong book, it was from memory dammit!