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Stevicus

Stevicus

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Stonetree

Stonetree

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1. Never had pickled onion
2. Onions don't like me
3. Don't know kippers
4. Pickles are 'dope' ( but too salty 4 me heart)
5. Mexican beer has not made it this far north
6. I should own every potato chip company for my past support
7. I thought that scoundrel @John53 had stomach problems
 
sun rise

sun rise

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Stevicus said:
I thought that was a nice touch. A bit of tongue-in-cheek satire on all the various potato chip flavors out there.
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In the general case though (thanks again ChatGPT):

Some chips that are marketed as "potato" chips don't actually contain real potatoes in the traditional sense, as they use other ingredients like potato flakes, starch, or non-potato ingredients. Here are a few examples:
  1. Pringles: While Pringles are often associated with potato chips, they are made from a mixture of dried potatoes, corn starch, and other flours, rather than being sliced directly from a potato.
  2. Lay’s Stax: Like Pringles, Lay’s Stax are made from a processed potato blend, including potato starch and other ingredients, rather than fresh potatoes.
  3. Vegetable Chips: Some brands market their chips as "vegetable" chips but still label them as "potato" chips even if they are a blend of non-potato ingredients like sweet potatoes, beets, or kale.
These types of chips are typically made from a dough that includes potato starch or flakes, rather than actual potato slices.
 
JustGeorge

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sun rise said:
In the general case though (thanks again ChatGPT):

Some chips that are marketed as "potato" chips don't actually contain real potatoes in the traditional sense, as they use other ingredients like potato flakes, starch, or non-potato ingredients. Here are a few examples:
  1. Pringles: While Pringles are often associated with potato chips, they are made from a mixture of dried potatoes, corn starch, and other flours, rather than being sliced directly from a potato.
  2. Lay’s Stax: Like Pringles, Lay’s Stax are made from a processed potato blend, including potato starch and other ingredients, rather than fresh potatoes.
  3. Vegetable Chips: Some brands market their chips as "vegetable" chips but still label them as "potato" chips even if they are a blend of non-potato ingredients like sweet potatoes, beets, or kale.
These types of chips are typically made from a dough that includes potato starch or flakes, rather than actual potato slices.
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I like vegetable chips.

Except the ranch flavored ones. Gross.
 
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