I think the famous "artisanal" potato chip—I forget which company put out the artisanal potato chip, but it comes to mind.
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"The potato chip was a blessing in disguise," Moore said.
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Crisps are the British equivalent of an America potato chip.
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Another year, another batch of wacky new Lay's potato chip flavors.
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Potato chip makers require potatoes that are different from table varieties.
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Unfortunately, Zapp's are more rare than other widespread potato chip brands.
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Her potato chip habit, on the other hand, isn't going anywhere.
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Who among us has not Ubered a potato chip-size car?
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I doubt there is one potato chip bag that's still full.
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Which brings us to the potato chip and its exotic side.
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The potato chip is in peril, and it's all your fault.
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Many of us enjoyed those saddle-shaped potato chip throughout our childhood.
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And what would a lobster roll be without a good potato chip?
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Watch Julia Moskin and Sam Sifton sample five popular potato chip brands.
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A potato chip isn't a meal, and it shouldn't taste like one.
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Like a potato chip, it's a challenge to enjoy one without craving another.
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He also thinks the potato chip coating is genius — and he's not wrong.
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Let's face it: The potato chip will forever be the king of snacks.
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The internet still has us ripping open potato chip bags with our teeth.
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For more on the potato chip shortage, see the Nikkei Asian Review's story
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Try the Walking Taco, a portable snack served inside a potato-chip bag.
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The bottom feels like a Ruffles potato chip, with a nice textured grip.
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No-fuss scrambled eggs, spooned into a potato chip bag with hot sauce, then shaken up and eaten directly out of the potato chip bag, which is the perfect answer for the morning after a night full of Stuntman shots.
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"That sounded kind of like a potato chip," Hamm said, reacting to the crunch.
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Here's what we — four humble potato chip enthusiasts — think that the four flavors are.
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But one potato chip brand has won the crown of mash-up master: Lay's.
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The salty potato chip has apparently done gone and shrunk on us without warning.
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It's a taste that can only be described as a cave-flavored potato chip.
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This potato chip recipe helps you avoid the deep fryer and even the oven.
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You don't have to trash your dreams of a warm, microwaveable potato chip entirely.
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The next one is rare, but the noise is just incredible: single potato chip.
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The "Leftover Sandwich" features a turkey, stuffing and a mashed potato chip all stacked together. .
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They also said PepsiCo Inc's Frito-Lay division fills its Ruffles potato chip bags higher.
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P2 calls P1 a traitor and then rips him apart like a potato chip bag.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's potato chip lovers, beware: Your favorite snacks may become harder to find.
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Imagine biting into a sour-cream-and-onion potato chip and tasting only sour cream.
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An object in which the inside of a potato chip bag meets the aurora borealis.
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Enjoy the week and don't forget to celebrate "National Potato Chip Day" on March 14!
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Mr. McFadden has a simple rule for seasoning: Everything should taste like a potato chip.
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Then the experimental treatment: One group ate a single potato chip, the other had none.
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The votes are in and America has chosen: Lay's latest potato chip flavor is Crispy Taco.
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If you don't enjoy seafood however, this potato-chip-like snack might not be for you.
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It's got seven damn layers for you to dip your unsuspecting tortilla or potato chip into.
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The marketing claim was tantalizing — a compound called Olestra allowed for a fat-free potato chip.
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Brafman crinkled the potato chip bag to illustrate the hard work of Shkreli to build Retrophin.
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"I did a regional car commercial and an internet potato chip commercial," Ms. Chau said recently.
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A buyer — like, say, a potato chip maker — finds them potatoes on their marketplace and purchases them.
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As you reach your fingers into the bag, you realize you just unleashed hell: potato chip fingers.
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San DiegoSan Diego Union-Tribune Take fly fishing lessons to hiking up to iconic Potato Chip Rock.
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And if you're looking for something sweet to complement it, might we suggest Peterman's potato chip cookies?
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John Legend picking a favorite Aretha song is like eating just one potato chip ... it's just impossible.
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" Or, as I'm sticking yet another potato chip in my mouth, "Is this actually pleasurable, or not?
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As an employee of Procter & Gamble, he helped develop the machine that makes the Pringles potato chip.
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He moved home to New Oxford, Pennsylvania, and began work at the local Utz potato chip factory.
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At one corner, plastic bags, Snapple bottles and potato chip bags were stacked precariously atop one another.
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The team also unearthed a potato chip recipe by the New York Times food editor Craig Claiborne.
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" You might like the potato chip-chocolate chip shortbread cookies Melissa adapted from Shauna Sever's "Midwest Made.
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The shipment had come from France, headed for an industrial estate that includes a potato chip factory.
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Would you expect to find that eating a single potato chip affected the health of your subjects?
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The redesigned potato chip bag and new logo give Lay's its first new look in 12 years.
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My dispute is not with the ubiquity of the potato chip; rather, it is with their perversion.
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Since the beginning, Pringles were meant to be the new and improved version of the classic potato chip.
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One of her favorites are the potato chip cookies below, passed down from her mother's friend Sue Beamer.
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So I guess you could say the chip on my shoulder turned out to be a potato chip.
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"I firmly believe if the potato chip industry can do it, so can the coffee industry," Metzger said.
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Canadians have different fast-food franchises, different chain stores, different potato chip flavors (ketchup; poutine; Montreal smoked meat).
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The pancakes are topped with honey-maple butter, in homage to a popular South Korean potato-chip flavor.
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The low heat renders the fat without burning, letting the skin become as crunchy as a potato chip.
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I didn't miss the hypothetical flavors because the plain potato chip is the best at what it does.
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Like, you remember that fat-free potato chip back in the 1990s that was found to cause anal leakage?
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AWARE often gets wildlife stuck in packaging, from six-pack plastic that keeps cans together to potato chip bags.
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Behind the razor wire, families sit on gravel littered with paper cups, potato chip bags and torn Mylar blankets.
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In addition to her classic seven-cheese mac topped with potato chip panko crunch, there's BBQ in a Bowl (classic mac topped with BBQ chicken chunks, cornbread crunch and a BBQ drizzle) and the Crabby Mac (mac topped with cream cheese and jumbo lump crabmeat dip and Old Bay potato chip panko crunch).
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In the grave, police also found a box of SweeTarts, a potato chip bag, a knit hat and a shirt.
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FHP reports no injuries in beer truck vs potato chip truck crash, but same can't be said for Busch cans.
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With the chocolate kept to moderate quantities, the first taste sensation is a salty one, like a normal potato chip.
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This is the video equivalent of the Salt and Vinegar potato chip, and I would like a whole bag please.
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For PEOPLE's food & lifestyle editorial staff, Lay's annual mystery potato chip competition is basically on par with the Super Bowl.
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Bears have an acute sense of smell; one ripped open a car to get to an empty potato chip bag.
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Happiness is inky black beans and fried yuca, sliced thin so that every bite is crisp as a potato chip.
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A California man could face jail time for smuggling dangerous snakes into the U.S. via some dinky little potato chip canisters.
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Medics said nine civilians were killed in a strike on a potato chip factory in the Nahda district of the capital.
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Starting this month, purchases of specially designed Lay's potato chip bags featuring smiles will result in a donation for Operation Smile.
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Kyle (Ryan Merriman) notices some changes in his family after an enigmatic businessman opens a new potato chip factory in town.
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Alternatives like this potato chip hand grabber thingy exist, but why pay for something that comes free with your takeout order?
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Instead of Pepsi thinking about a lower-fat potato chip, they need to be rethinking the snack category as a whole.
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A social media campaign from U.K. potato chip manufacturer Walkers Crisps has failed spectacularly after it was hijacked by Twitter users.
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Most of the casualties were women working at the al-Aqel potato chip factory in the Nahda district of the capital.
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I do legitimately believe the flavor and texture of a Middleswarth potato chip is superior to any other chip I've encountered.
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The merger nonetheless helped Frito-Lay become the first nationally-distributed potato-chip brand, and it has dominated chip sales since.
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While they said they kind of got the potato chip vibe, they more or less just tasted like flavored chicken nuggets.
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Crunchy and brittle, a fricolike halo envelops the fried eggs, giving them a potato chip appeal with a salty, funky depth.
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Over crackly oily potatoes, it tastes like an outrageously elaborate version of that great Australian snack, the chicken-flavored potato chip.
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Everyone I spoke with for this story reiterated that if you want to eat a potato chip, you should just eat a potato chip; that if you like cauli puffs, you can have some cauli puffs; that you can be a healthy person who, in moderation, occasionally has some chips made from whatever vegetable you want.
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As the Guardian recently reminded us, you can also go the grabby claw direction with a product called the Potato Chip Hand.
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In the end it's basically the chicken ramen flavor you came to know and love in college, but in potato chip form.
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After graduating high school, she juggled jobs making petty cash at Detroit's Better Made Potato Chip factory, Little Caesars, and Best Buy.
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The first step in trying to make a potato chip taste like, say, Southern biscuits and gravy, is creating the actual dish.
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Before the funeral debacle, coalition strikes had hit a hospital associated with Doctors Without Borders, a school and a potato chip factory.
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Yeah, and it's like you almost never knew what a potato chip was capable of until it was in a dog's mouth.
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In another appetizer, chunks of cod cheeks are quickly fried with country ham that sizzles up as crisp as a potato chip.
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A friend began breaking off shards of the thin bones held together by a deep-fried crust, then said, correctly: potato chip.
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A large sheet of flattened squid emerges as crisp as a potato chip, ready to dip in a sweet-and-spicy sauce.
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Attention, snack lovers: Lay's is about to release eight new potato chip flavors—the most the brand has ever released at one time.
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For anyone unfamiliar with the cult-fave ketchup flavor, it's not like squirting a packet of the red stuff on your potato chip.
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York is the county's anchor city, a working-class burg whose major attempt to lure visitors is factory tours of potato-chip plants.
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I went to get a potato chip, unfurled the bag, and was greeted with a shower of chip crumbs all over the counter.
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WATCH: Lay's New Mystery Potato Chip Flavors Are Revealed "Super sweet", "very maple syrup-forward" and "tastes like Eggos" were our immediate reactions.
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On the menu, there's a giant potato chip alongside beef tartare, merguez meatballs on a pizza, and, for breakfast, an egg-white soufflé.
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A video capturing one man putting a potato chip into another guy's mouth behind Trump at a rally went viral last year, Buzzfeed reports.
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From potato chip flavoring to PVC pipes, Syrian factories are now churning out their products there and putting young Syrians and Turks to work.
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Some, like Joseph Jachna's potato chip cookies — which predated Momofuku Milk Bar's famous compost cookies by about 40 years — could even be considered visionary.
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Walkers is Britain's biggest potato chip brand, and the company currently produces more than 7,000 non-recyclable packages for those chips every single minute.
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An early-summer treat was a chilled soup of green garlic and Yukon Gold potatoes with crème fraîche, crispy shallots and potato chip garnishes.
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"I call it the potato chip can," Mr. Sorenson said, explaining that there is satisfaction, at least for the oil companies, at every level.
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Although the original Lay's potato chip is a classic, the company has gained a reputation for their funkier flavors in the past few years.
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One of the four, Indigo Hearn, said the group has also emailed a potato chip brand to appeal to them to stop using palm oil.
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Those nest mates then lay more pheromones, and soon enough a swarm forms, be it around a dead cockroach, potato chip, or poisoned gel ball.
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It was as crisp as a potato chip, as precise as some professors and as neat as the curls in his hair were a mess.
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If this wasn't a winery, but somebody who was growing potatoes and wanted to build a potato chip factory, would you even have called me?
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For me, brine is a good thing, but it needs to be balanced by those yummy starches and sugars like a balanced potato chip flavor.
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But a much smaller and older British potato chip company that was struggling decided to bite, and was saved by salt and vinegar's immediate success.
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There was also a potato gratin with a gold lid of baked Fontina and Taleggio on top that you could eat like a potato chip.
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She posted photos of herself in lingerie among bags of chips and a slo-mo video eating a potato chip then giving the camera the finger.
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As the name suggests, beans are the hero ingredient here — they provide more protein, fiber, and less fat than your traditional corn, wheat, or potato chip.
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He passes his days weaving purses from potato-chip bags and selling them to other inmates for "siete pollos," seven portions of chicken from the commissary.
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At times the recipes sound over the top (Rosemary Caramel and Dark Chocolate-Potato Chip Tart, for one), but in the end they were artfully balanced.
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A popular wedding Instagram page picked the post up, where Charlotte was then inundated with hundreds of comments, likes, and messages about her potato chip wall.
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He passes his days weaving purses from potato-chip bags and selling them to other inmates for 'siete pollos,' seven portions of chicken from the commissary.
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It's like the soda companies and the potato chip companies; they're making something ... It's the same thing as a cigarette company in a lot of ways.
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While you were busy wincing in disgust or drooling over these trends, cult-favorite potato chip brands were taking their own stab at the mash-up game.
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Millions of potato chip-loving fans submitted flavors to the contest, with Crispy Taco, Everything Bagel With Cream Cheese, and Fried Green Tomato coming out on top.
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So who am I to tell Cowboys CB Anthony Brown that maybe his new 'potato chip on your shoulder' tattoo doesn't mean what he thinks it means?
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Yep, that's right: the potato chip maker has teamed up with Nissin—the maker of Cup Noodle and Top Ramen—to roll out Top Ramen Chicken Pringles.
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From potato chip scrambled eggs to taking morning shots of Fernet, we explore some of the best ways to feel your best going into the new year.
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Woodman's small restaurant on Route 133 in Essex featured an apparently spectacular version of the beloved potato chip, so he wasn't short on vats of frying oil.
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Finally, for anyone who has fond memories of the 2009 potato-chip sketch on "Saturday Night Live," Uproxx has a stunningly thorough history of the oddball piece.
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He's visited a potato chip factory in Northern Ireland, a bakers in Somerset, at least two butchers and a brownies stall at a Christmas market in Salisbury.
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Cut the sides of the potato chip bags so they become flat and have the inside of the bag facing outward so it becomes metallic gift wrap.
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PepsiCo's Chipsy brand accounts for about 218 percent of the local potato chip market and requires 280,603 tonnes of potatoes a year, previously grown exclusively from imported seeds.
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Fallon was also the creative ice cream mastermind behind 2013 retired pint "Late Night Snack" with vanilla ice cream, salted caramel swirls, and fudge-covered potato chip clusters.
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When they innovate, they only make incremental changes to products (like reducing the fat of a potato chip), instead of offering consumers new products that they actually want.
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Those measures would include legally requiring soda- and potato-chip makers to put graphic photos of diseases caused by junk food consumption on labels, according to Russia Today.
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A Good Appetite You can rub your bird down with salt, or you can try Melissa Clark's latest trick for an exterior that crackles like a potato chip.
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His first sentence was 16 months in juvenile detention for stealing a stereo by sticking his finger in a potato chip bag and pretending it was a gun.
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The snakes were discovered by Customs and Border Protection agents who inspected the package and discovered the 2 foot long cobras -- each in its own potato chip canister.
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A California man was arrested Tuesday after authorities seized a shipment containing three king cobras stuffed in potato chip cans en route to his house, the Associated Press reports.
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Writing that I went somewhere and every single person in the room was on their cellphone — that's the equivalent of a Red Bull can, an empty potato-chip bag.
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Getting it as crisp and burnished as possible is my goal for every bird; if I can hear it crackle like a potato chip, I know I've gotten close.
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Make the potato chip dukkah: In a large skillet, toast the almonds, pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds, and coriander seeds over medium heat until golden and fragrant, 4 to 5 minutes.
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Health ministry officials in Sana said the dead included 10 civilians, all employees of a potato chip factory, with 13 others wounded at the factory in the al-Nahda neighborhood.
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The 29-year-old began his football career as a Division-II walk-on before going undrafted in the NFL and working at a potato chip factory in his hometown.
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Campbell Soup borrowed more than $6 billion to buy Snyder's-Lance, the potato chip and pretzel maker, and the company's debt is now more than five times its cash flow.
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In the real now, the Santa Ana winds have the tang of a barbecue-flavored potato chip and the air is as dry as a noir private detective's movie narration.
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An example of this is potato chip maker Lay&aposs "Do Me a Flavor" contest, which began in 2008 and invited customers to suggest and vote on new chip flavors.
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After a day on the road, it feels so good to transplant your ass from a potato chip-grease-stained driver's seat to a pool of jet-streaming hot water.
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My tasters likened the small circular crisps to the mouthfeel of a Baked Lays' potato chip — only Rise Buddy's take is made from 100% whole grain brown rice instead of potatoes.
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If you have a cameraman just focusing on the important stuff, and cutting out the person that was crinkling their potato chip wrapper ... [it's] a much better experience for remote attendees.
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You might be able to get chicken and waffles in potato chip form at your local liquor store now, but no gastronomic snack food horror show can replace the real thing.
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Eating solid food is so dangerous for Matthew, his parents say, that after indulging in just one potato chip during a field trip last year the teen had to be hospitalized.
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According to the BBC, one young Beach Guardian volunteer found her own 1997 birth-year in the "Sell By" date printed on a Walkers potato chip package that she picked up.
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The snack company has released its latest holiday-themed flavor, Roasted Turkey, in stores for a limited time for those who prefer to gobble up their turkey in potato chip form.
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"When I'm a little hungry, I don't want a potato chip, I want an oyster," said Mr. Osinski, a buoyant man who said he snacks on half a dozen a day.
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The size-14 model is an outspoken body-positivity advocate: Look no further than her brilliant "f*ck you" to body-shamers that involved cavorting in a pile of potato-chip bags.
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The plan, by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, included the transformation of Farley's midsection into an intermodal transit hall with a steel-and-glass canopy that came to be known as the potato chip.
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Our critic mused on the genius of the comic actor, who died Monday at the age of 83: glimmering eyes, diction "as crisp as a potato chip" and a barely suppressed lunacy.
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On offer in the book was a smorgasbord of treats: castle cakes with cone turrets; duck cakes with potato chip and popcorn garnish; racecars; ghosts; and one terrifying (sociopathic, in hindsight) clown.
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A split second can make or break a game, separating the winners from those doomed to be on potato chip and soda duty; you need to be 100 percent present at all times.
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Aside from Richard III's recent reappearance (his bones were discovered beneath a parking lot a few years ago) and the biggest potato chip factory in Europe, Leicester has very little to shout about.
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Although they're not at all like the crackling skin on a piece of roasted pork shoulder, the garlic slices do turn potato-chip crisp, while the mustard seeds crackle when you bite down.
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Made of materials like stainless steel and wood, some sculptures have aquatic themes: breaching whales, sea horses and a blue-green mermaid whose tail and hair are fashioned from sparkly potato chip bags.
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A decade ago, the state attorney general reached a settlement with several potato chip-selling companies like Lays and fast food chains like Wendy's over allegations their products had high levels of the chemical.
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They plan on shipping in May and the UFactory and their UArm team have already shipped more complex arms that have been used to open potato chip bags and, inexplicably, tickle a poop emoji.
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When a series of seemingly unrelated events including the opening of a nearby potato chip factory and a project about his family heritage don't add up, Kyle finds out the truth: He's a leprechaun.
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Attorney Raphael Metzger, who represents CERT, hopes that the final ruling will lead to a settlement where coffee sellers reformulate their product to remove acrylamide, as potato chip sellers did after a similar lawsuit.
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" A dreadful form of hot chicken is now on the menu at KFC, and Pringle's recently introduced a flavored potato chip that the Washington Post called " an insult to the fine citizens of Nashville.
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By elevating sensation, you feel like you're elevating taste: the same reason food manufacturers will spend big to find the optimum level of crunch in a potato chip or the fizz in a soda.
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Metzger represented the council in a case later taken up by the state attorney general that resulted in potato chip makers agreeing in 2008 to pay $3 million and remove acrylamide from their product.
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A World War I bomb was found in a crate of potatoes from France that was shipped to a potato chip factory in Hong Kong and was then defused successfully by the local police.
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He previously gained praise for his unabashed support of the Hong Kong soccer team, even when playing China, and his game embrace of his "Mr Pringles" nickname (for his resemblance to the potato chip mascot).
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In the image above, the values on the left represent the different number of seconds the disk has been fried, and the pictures show how the pores inside a potato chip evolve over that time.
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As he found out early in his teenage years, his little hands which were once described as "looking like they'd crumble like a potato chip," could put any 147-pounder in the world to sleep.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A Los Angeles man was arrested on Tuesday after federal prosecutors said he arranged to smuggle into the United States three live, highly venomous king cobra snakes hidden in potato chip canisters.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents were spared a spine-chilling surprise when a California man was arrested in July for trying to smuggle three highly poisonous king cobra snakes hidden in potato chip canisters.
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Earlier this year, volunteers cleaning the beaches in Cornwall, England, were surprised to find potato chip packages that were at least 20 years old, and were equally surprised that they were in such good condition.
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Such technological breakthroughs have occurred before: In the 1940s, Charles and Ray Eames's experiments in molded plywood made possible their "potato chip" chair (the DCM), which defined midcentury Modernism and endures today as a classic.
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From Kim Kardashian writhing in bed with a salad to a shirtless Brad Pitt getting the fever for a Pringle potato chip (and a hot blonde!), it's time to sit back and enjoy the belly laughs.
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Growing up poor in East St. Louis, Illinois, Joyner-Kersee started track at 19963, getting her sisters to ferry sand from the park across the street in potato-chip bags to make a backyard jumping pit.
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Despite their wholesome marketing, heavily-processed chips that are made out of something other than potatoes before being dusted in artificial flavoring are not all that much healthier than your regular, greasy, gas station potato chip.
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The report finds that plastic water bottles, commercial cling wrap, and cosmetic and food containers aren't ideal sources of fuel compared to plastic shampoo and detergent bottles, garbage bags, microwave dishes, potato chip bags, and utensils.
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This means, among the coffee cups and potato chip bags and plastic sacks full of vegetable trimmings and paper plates, there's a hell of a lot of soiled toilet paper, as many "accommodations" have no toilets.
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ASMR refers to the tingling sensation a person might experience when they hear whisper-level sounds like the crinkling of a potato chip bag, brushing of hair, or tapping of fingernails on plastic, Insider previously reported.
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The 22-year-old citizen journalist and rescuer with the White Helmets volunteer group snapped photographs of a leveled potato chip factory in Khan Sheikhoun on Friday as his friends and colleagues hosed down the flames.
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On this episode of Smokeables, VICE's Trey Smith shows you how to use a pen, duct tape, a TV cable, and a potato chip can to patch together a reliable bong in just a few minutes.
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" As for her current pregnancy must-haves, Christina says she has "gone through phases with aversions and cravings," explaining, "At first I wanted every kind of potato chip ever made and now I crave those mini pickles.
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Photograph by Heami Lee for The New Yorker Unlike your local Athenian, Golden Diner tops its enormous, fluffy pancakes with salted honey-maple butter instead of syrup, in homage to a popular South Korean potato-chip flavor.
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The roster is mostly familiar, but there are elements of surprise, as in the knockout macaroni and cheese, featuring angry shrimp, chorizo and a barbecue-potato-chip crust ("I buy really good potato chips," Mr. Gidaly told us).
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Shortly after photos of the volunteers with their vintage potato chip packages were released, a man named Geraint Ashcroft launched a petition on the 38 Degrees website, urging Walkers to make its package recyclable or more environmentally friendly.
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I'll never forget a dried squid snack I ordered from a street food vendor in Thailand; it was toasted briefly over coals, then flattened to the thickness of a potato chip and served with a spicy dipping sauce.
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Image: Hong Kong Police ForceA hand grenade that authorities say is from World War I turned up unexpectedly at a potato chip factory at an industrial estate in Hong Kong last week, the South China Morning Post reported Saturday.
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The Council for Education and Research on Toxics wanted the coffee industry to remove acrylamide from its processing — like potato chip makers did when it sued them years ago — or disclose the danger in ominous warning signs or labels.
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Caked in rust and mud, a World War I hand grenade was harvested with potatoes in France and shipped to a potato chip factory in Hong Kong — until a machine found that one was not quite like the others.
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On Saturday, the pop singer posted a photo of SpongeBob SquarePants (you know, the one where SpongeBob is hanging out alone at home with a used napkin, a penny, and a potato chip — yeah, that one) up on her Instagram story.
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Enter Anthony Brown some 120 years later with a reference to Lays: Yesterday Brown posted a photo of his new ink: a ruffled up potato chip on his shoulder paired with the number 189—his draft pick number in 2016.
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Sometimes, she's used to platform to clap back at fat shamers, like this amazing shot she posted last April, acting out a commenter's criticism that she eats "too many bags of crisps" by lying in a pile of potato chip bags.
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Dozens of civilians have been killed in Saudi-led air strikes since Sunday, including three women working at a potato chip factory near a military base that was hit by an air strike on Tuesday, according to the United Nations.
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Because in gussying up a thing born of pure practical genius, we've obscured the true purpose of the potato chip—which is to be the blandest, streamlined-est, most transparent way to deliver unadulterated salt and fat into your mouth.
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Try to remember not to offer them a bite or a sip of what you're eating, because it's sometimes hard for us to remember that we're fasting and easy to absentmindedly accept and eat that Lay's potato chip you just offered us.
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The man, named in an affidavit seen by CNN as Rodrigo Franco, was taken into custody after United States Customs and Border Protection inspected a package from Hong Kong and discovered the three live, 2-foot-long snakes crammed into potato chip canisters.
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WATCH THIS: Watch Anna Faris Reveal the Perfect Potato Chip for the Steamiest Date Kardashian recently revealed that she overhauled her family's diet to eliminate all gluten and dairy from their food and admitted that snacking can be the hardest part about it.
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Mohsina was forced to marry a man she did not know, Fawzy Mohamed, last winter after the potato chip factory where her father worked in Sana was destroyed in an airstrike by the Saudi-led coalition, which is supported by the United States.
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As detailed in a paper published this week in Sustainable Chemistry and Engineering, the chemists discovered a way to convert polypropylene—a type of plastic commonly used in toys, medical devices, and product packaging like potato chip bags—into gasoline and diesel-like fuel.
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WATCH THIS: Watch Anna Faris Reveal the Perfect Potato Chip for the Steamiest Date The script for this sure-to-be eye-watering cinematic experience will be penned by Lewis Colick (October Sky, Ladder 49), based on an initial pitch developed with Franklin and Montanez.
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Over the years, through my dad's many business ups and downs (mainly downs), she was there, doing the books, helping deliver ice and soda on weekends and counting the empty potato chip bags in his truck to confront him over his 37th failed diet.
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I've yet to find a potato chip that has a texture and crunch that is even remotely similar to them, and that admittedly worries me a bit, because I have no earthly idea what they're doing to these potatoes to get them to turn out this way.
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His story is wild:🔸 D2 walk-on🔸 Undrafted in 2012🔸 No rookie minicamp invites🔸 Worked at a potato chip factory, UPS🔸 Drove 3 hours to Buffalo for a CFL tryout🔸 Played 3 seasons in the CFL from 2013-2015 pic.twitter.
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So entrenched is his nice-guy image that advertisements for Walkers, a potato chip company based in Mr. Lineker's hometown, Leicester, in central England, have played on it in commercials for years, featuring variations of a "Nasty Gary" who steals chips from children and never shares.
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A lifetime of not knowing the sweet, sweet sensation of the salt from a potato chip hitting the roof of your mouth has done more than just spare Kitavans from chronic ailments like diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and dementia: It's also given them a lifetime of smooth, acne-free skin.
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Seven stories above Manhattan, 4,000 miles from Poland and 47 years after the end of the war, the prosecutor studied the 20023-year-old retired potato chip salesman sitting before him — quite certain that he had been part of one of the most diabolical operations in the Holocaust.
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The potato chip, it is said, emerged fully formed from the hallowed halls of Moon's Lake House in Saratoga Springs in the summer of 1853, when a disgruntled chef named George Crum crisped up some potato shavings in response to a complaint from none other Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt himself.
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At one point or another, we've all come across a potato chip that resembles Margaret Thatcher or a splotch of grease that looks like the distended corpse of Rum Tum Tugger, but what about something so undeniably blood-curdling that it can only be explained as the embodiment of evil itself?
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" AUTHOR OF "A Gambler's Anatomy"BOOKSTORE Red Gap Books, a used and rare bookstore in Blue Hill, Me. RECOMMENDS 'Broken River' by J. Robert Lennon "For years now my most reliable beach reading has been Ross Macdonald and Barbara Pym, in old paperbacks which are only improved by salt air and potato-chip-greasy fingers.
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"Seeing Through Photographs" is thoughtfully designed as a whole — "Our hope is that each module in the course will be like a potato chip: you can't eat just one," says Meister — and MoMA does encourage course completion, but there's nothing inherently problematic with using a MOOC in a fractured way, especially if one is doing so for free.
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WATCH THIS: Anna Faris Reveals the Perfect Potato Chip for the Steamiest Date With regard to the salt content, sodium has indeed often been used to prevent cramps among athletes (the LiveStrong website advocates drinking salt water to prevent them), though a 2012 BBC study showed that it actually had little effect — so that's up in the air.
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Then there's the jaw-cracking, mouth-slicing kettle chips that are marketed as a more "authentic" potato chip experience; the "healthy" oven-baked potato chips that gained popularity in the '90s, along with bagel and taro chips; and the popular Popchip, made by subjecting potato starches to high pressure to create the distinctive (and culinarily vapid) puff.
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According to J. Carson Meredith, one of the project's participating researchers and a professor at Georgia Tech's School of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering, the product the team is working on is remarkably similar in texture and appearance to the common petroleum-derived plastic used in soda bottles and potato chip bags—and it might even work better at keeping food fresh.
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Spoiler: There was a clear favorite among our taste testers.) The limited-time potato chip flavors, inspired by the Summer Olympics, are: Chinese Szechuan Chicken (inspired by Sichuan peppers), Brazilian Picanha (skewered-grilled steak with chimichurri sauce), Wavy Greek Tzatziki (flavored with dill, garlic and other spices) and Kettle Cooked Indian Tikka Masala (a tomato-based dish with tumeric and cumin).
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Then, on a separate lab visit, each volunteer completed a series of four six-minute runs, during which they were assigned four approaches: to smile continuously but sincerely, to frown, to relax their upper body by imagining they gently held a potato chip between loose fingers or, as a control, to use their normal get-me-through-this-run mental techniques.
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Favorites have included the black-and-gold gown by Atelier Versace that Blake Lively wore to the Golden Globe Awards last month, reimagined with rubber snakes and Lay's potato chip bags (20.2 million views); and the racy frock that Khloé Kardashian wore to the Angel Ball in New York last November, recrafted with Christmas lights and pipe cleaners (13.6 million views).
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When I finally found a place for a late lunch — Roka Dura, an open-air restaurant at the top of a hill overlooking Orocovis — I ate a plate of country specialties: chicken chicharrón, fried till the skin cracked off the meat like an extra greasy potato chip; alcapurrias, fritters stuffed with mashed green plantains and ground meat; and longaniza, a Puerto Rican take on chorizo.
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Servings: 21Prep: 210 minutesTotal: 22 minutes Ingredients for the eggs:24 large eggs33 cup mayonnaise23 230/24 tablespoons curry powder1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice1 teaspoon toasted and ground cumin seedskosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste for the potato chip dukkah:1/2 cup blanched almonds1/4 cup pumpkin seeds303 tablespoons sesame seeds2 cups canola oil1/2 cup curry leaves for serving:4 bagels, toastedkimchisalt and vinegar chipsrocket fuel sauce or A1 saucefresh cilantro leaves Directions 1.
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When Mac sings Civil War battle songs in a hoop skirt made to look like yards of sausage tied together and punctuated by the occasional hot dog bun — or when judy performs Stephen Foster's minstrel tunes in a skirt made of empty potato chip bags, aluminum foil, and gay porn — the extreme counterpoint serves to highlight the subjective nature of the version of history judy presents, as well as to reinforce the authority of judy's unique perspective.
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Here is a partial list of the things Ginzel has used in her flat art: paper and plastic wrappers and cardboard packaging from a variety of sources, including a potato chip bag; a flattened box that once held a bar of fragrant soap; a greasy wrapper that once held an unspecified fast food item; a drug store prescription; a floral-print paper napkin; pages from a seven-language dictionary and a German cook book; pieces of clothing; a torn section of brown wrapping paper with the words "TRUE VALUE" printed on it in red.
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