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Chips or Pretzels?
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I can't answer without knowing what drinks are being served.
Also, tortilla chips or potato chips?
And what kind of dips or accompaniments?
I'm overanalyzing this, aren't I?
I'll go stand in the corner now.
Also, tortilla chips or potato chips?
And what kind of dips or accompaniments?
I'm overanalyzing this, aren't I?
I'll go stand in the corner now.
In general, I would find myself in a pretty similar position.
A proper analysis of the variables.
Excellent. Now, this, too, would influence my choice, quite considerably. The study of the quality of dips is an under-researched field of enquiry, to my mind. Much time at parties has been expended on seeking empirical, objective evidence in order to draw a satisfactory conclusion to this pressing question.
As would I.
Ah, and 'crisps' it is, how right you are. Crisps to those of us who dwell Across the Pond….
Maybe it _is_ chips! If so, that’s where I’m hanging out, you know, if they’re freshly cooked
"No hassle. There's plenty of time. I'll just sit here and eat my chips till you tell me. The English contribution to world cuisine: the chip. What do the English usually eat with chips to make them more interesting? Wait a moment! It's fish. Isn't it?”
- Otto
Maybe it _is_ chips! If so, that’s where I’m hanging out, you know, if they’re freshly cooked
I'll stand in this corner now.
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The lesser of the two evils (except for sodium):
"Pretzels offer a nutritional advantage when it comes to fat content. Each serving of potato chips contains 21 grams of fat, including 2.3 grams of saturated fat, while a serving of pretzels has just 2 grams of fat and less than half a gram of saturated fat. Limiting your saturated fat intake helps fight cardiovascular disease and helps keep your blood cholesterol levels at a safe level."
I'd skip both and look for the shrimp instead.
"Pretzels offer a nutritional advantage when it comes to fat content. Each serving of potato chips contains 21 grams of fat, including 2.3 grams of saturated fat, while a serving of pretzels has just 2 grams of fat and less than half a gram of saturated fat. Limiting your saturated fat intake helps fight cardiovascular disease and helps keep your blood cholesterol levels at a safe level."
I'd skip both and look for the shrimp instead.
Hahaha, nice edit reason
(that first attempt was a no linker)Youll have to take that up with this fellow:
