"Chips that is?
Do you prefer a chunky chip or a slim fry?
I'm chunky all the way!
Am I allowed pressure cooked turmeric and paprika potatoes
No! They sound way too hipster! "
And chunky chips dont
Or French fry lol
I dont live in London not sure what hipster is
If you mean damn they sound delicious and not generic and trite then yup I'd agree  |
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"Sensualtouch is definitely a hipster! 
Depends on the meal, OP! All chips are beautiful in all shapes and sizes. I don’t discriminate  "
Home cooked chips are the best, sometimes you just have to know who is king |
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"Sensualtouch is definitely a hipster!
Depends on the meal, OP! All chips are beautiful in all shapes and sizes. I don’t discriminate "
Ha ha apart from I dont need to try hard to be unique and hated by everyone
It's just natural |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Both. Equally. Different meals require a different type of chip  "
This. But both have to have that outer crispness. And melting, fluffy middle.
I actually really like sweet potato fries. To add more into the mix. |
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"Both. Equally. Different meals require a different type of chip
This. But both have to have that outer crispness. And melting, fluffy middle.
I actually really like sweet potato fries. To add more into the mix. "
I love sweet potato fries, but getting them crispy is something I fail at. Any tips? |
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By *iss.RedWoman
over a year ago
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"Both. Equally. Different meals require a different type of chip
This. But both have to have that outer crispness. And melting, fluffy middle.
I actually really like sweet potato fries. To add more into the mix.
I love sweet potato fries, but getting them crispy is something I fail at. Any tips?"
I've read that using a bit of cornstarch helps make them crispy |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Both. Equally. Different meals require a different type of chip
This. But both have to have that outer crispness. And melting, fluffy middle.
I actually really like sweet potato fries. To add more into the mix.
I love sweet potato fries, but getting them crispy is something I fail at. Any tips?
I've read that using a bit of cornstarch helps make them crispy"
Yes I've read that too... and they need to be a certain size... even that didn't help. I refuse to be beaten though... I'll keep trying |
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"Both. Equally. Different meals require a different type of chip
This. But both have to have that outer crispness. And melting, fluffy middle.
I actually really like sweet potato fries. To add more into the mix.
I love sweet potato fries, but getting them crispy is something I fail at. Any tips?"
I do! I struggled with it.
Cut the sweet potato up then leave them to soak in water for about an hour. After that, toss them with olive oil, cornflour and whatever seasoning you like. Cook them as you normally would, high heat. After they’ve cooked- turn the oven off, open the door but leave them chill out in there For 5/10 minutes |
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"Both. Equally. Different meals require a different type of chip
This. But both have to have that outer crispness. And melting, fluffy middle.
I actually really like sweet potato fries. To add more into the mix.
I love sweet potato fries, but getting them crispy is something I fail at. Any tips?
I do! I struggled with it.
Cut the sweet potato up then leave them to soak in water for about an hour. After that, toss them with olive oil, cornflour and whatever seasoning you like. Cook them as you normally would, high heat. After they’ve cooked- turn the oven off, open the door but leave them chill out in there For 5/10 minutes "
Oooh.... thanks! I'll give this a go next time  |
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By *hunky GentMan
over a year ago
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"Chips that is?
Do you prefer a chunky chip or a slim fry?
I'm chunky all the way! "
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Did someone say 'Chunky'???.
It won't come as a surprise, but I do like food and definitely chips.
Especially skinny chips (fries). |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Slim. Potato should be crispy.
Triple cooked fries, skin on.
See I just see skin on chips as lazy.
It's not hard to peel a spud! "
I like it. Adds to the look/flavour. |
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"Slim. Potato should be crispy.
Triple cooked fries, skin on.
See I just see skin on chips as lazy.
It's not hard to peel a spud!
I like it. Adds to the look/flavour."
I'm a potato skin man. |
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