This idea was after several cones with my g/f....

After alternating between cheese & onion chips and milk chocolate blocks, she came up with the brilliant idea.

Two of the most essential food groups combined in one!

A taste sensation!
-- Phurge, Dec 02 2000

Baked http://www.surprise...ed_potato_chips.cfm
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A variety http://www.demour.com/Items.asp?ItemID=2
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Baked https://www.chocola...m/product/sea-salt/
[hippo, Nov 16 2021]

Too Much! I'd have to drink several gallons of milk or cola to get that down. A bit milder is ok, like Wendy's chocolate shake and a order of fries. Dip the fries into the shake, Salty and sweet. That's me
-- pss_10, Dec 02 2000


Wurf! That sounds repulsive...
-- StarChaser, Dec 02 2000


I have had these before. StarChaser is right.
-- blahginger, Dec 03 2000


Sorry but this has been thought of.... Page 348 of "America's Favorite Brand Name Holiday Recipes". I have never tried it myself but I bumped into it in their Chocolate Fantasy's section listed as Chocolate-Dipped Delights last week looking for stuff to make for my Christmas Party.
-- leefryder, Dec 08 2000


I can't believe I actually got up and poured some chocolate syrup on my Pringles just now. Verdict: it's not particularly repulsive; in fact, it seems to bring out the potato flavor in the chip more than the standard onion/sour cream combo. I think I'll stick to chocolate/caramel popcorn balls, however.
-- shkspr, Dec 08 2000


There was a chocolate covored potato chip business at the intersection of Hollywood and Vine ...for two months.
-- thumbwax, Dec 08 2000


Receipt: Potato crisps. Strawberry Quik (from USA). Make a paste with the Quik. Coat crisps. Bake in oven on low for eight hours. Remove chips. Eat.
-- Vance, Jan 30 2001


I broke out in a sweat - thought I had found some chunky carpenters covered in chocolate ......wow
-- po, Nov 14 2001



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