Originally posted by Sicilian SmaugYes,I usually mean potato chips or corn chip when I say chips.The bigger "French fries" are called "Steak fries" here.More popular are "Waffle fries" which are criss cross cut like little waffles.It has greater surface area for more grease and more salt.
And crisps are your chips/potato chips?
edit: 😕
I know that salt and vinegar are popular condiments for French Fries
on the US east coast area. I always thought Britts put vinegar on their"chips." ??? 😕
Edit: I spelled potato with an "E" at the end
Originally posted by FrenchQueenI may wish to add that the A1 is in fact not a motorway. If it was, the suffix "M" would have been used. 😉
A-1 sauce? in this country, A1's a motorway 😕
For example the M40 from up north becomes the A40 as it approaches London. On the side of the road is clearly seen a sign indicating end of motorway.
The Rookie - always there for you with useless information that everyone knows anyway...
Originally posted by Sicilian SmaugI prefer the Beef flavour - it's become quite rare (maybe even endangered), I can only now find them in the multipack - I'll send you the pickled onion bags - I'm not such a fan
I gave up eating crisps a few months back.
Useless unnutritional calories. My favourite all time crisps tho, have to be pickled onion flavoured monster munch.
Originally posted by darvlayWell, if you're talking about chips I like them with a bit of vinegar on them.
Currently wolfing down a bag of my favourite - Ruffles All Dressed. I think I have a boner.
What's your favourite flavour/brand?
If you're talking about crisps I like Salt 'n' vinegar. (although when stoned Cheese and onion is preferable).
In Thailand I saw Salmon terikyaki flavoured crisps and "Grilled lobster" flavoured crisps. Both worth a try, but not something for a daily basis.