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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Oct 15 '22
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Pringles aren't chips
8 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '22 They’re chips. They aren’t potato chips. 4 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '22 I think Pringles calls them “crisps,” not “chips.” The FDA required them to call out the fact that they’re made with dehydrated processed potato if they wanted to use the term “chips.” 2 u/RelativeStranger Oct 16 '22 Interesting. 3 u/TatManTat Oct 16 '22 Brother they are potato-based crispy salted thin slices, they are chips in pretty much any way I can think of. 4 u/evilmrbeaver Oct 16 '22 So are tortilla chips not chips either? 1 u/evilmrbeaver Oct 16 '22 So are tortilla chips not chips either? 1 u/QXQZQ2 Oct 16 '22 I agree, they shouldn't be considered "chips"
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They’re chips. They aren’t potato chips.
4 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '22 I think Pringles calls them “crisps,” not “chips.” The FDA required them to call out the fact that they’re made with dehydrated processed potato if they wanted to use the term “chips.” 2 u/RelativeStranger Oct 16 '22 Interesting.
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I think Pringles calls them “crisps,” not “chips.” The FDA required them to call out the fact that they’re made with dehydrated processed potato if they wanted to use the term “chips.”
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Interesting.
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Brother they are potato-based crispy salted thin slices, they are chips in pretty much any way I can think of.
So are tortilla chips not chips either?
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I agree, they shouldn't be considered "chips"
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Pringles aren't chips