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Chips, fries or crisps? Netizens debate over names given to different types of potato chips

It did not take long for the tweet to go viral which started a fierce debate on social media. With over 29,000 retweets and one lakh likes at the time of writing the story, the post received several responses giving different names to chips.

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After a passionate debate on whether ‘biryani should be with or without potatoes, twitterati have now turned their attention to potato chips. Twitter handle @BlueBernardo posted a picture of three different types of potato chips with the caption, “The first one is Chips. The second one is Fries. The third one is Crisps. Anything else is wrong.”
https://twitter.com/BlueBernardo/status/1036005201939980290
It did not take long for the tweet to go viral which started a fierce debate on social media. With over 29,000 retweets and one lakh likes at the time of writing the story, the post received several responses giving different names to chips. While some people indulged in serious discussions over the topic, others took it on a lighter note and joked about the same.

Now, it is important to note that while the British call a certain type as ‘crisps’, it is known as chips in other places. This is exactly what triggered the debate as many argued that the names clearly did not go with the ‘general’ name given to the food.
https://twitter.com/BenThePCGuy/status/1036646927637471233
https://twitter.com/AprilOte1/status/1037322368388018176


https://twitter.com/ruriiroblue/status/1037322167044591616
https://twitter.com/SineadC11/status/1037321673224204288


https://twitter.com/abz_lee/status/1037319535701835777
What is your version of ‘chips’? Tell us in the comments section below.

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