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I ask this because my retarded friends think that it magically transforms once it's fried. They are a vegetable, after all, it is only fried potatoes. If you fried some carrots (Not that I've tried this), would they be magically transformed into an unvegetable?
Oh, and before you hit out with any, they've had oil added, so they're not veg anymore, ask yourself, "Are roast potatoes a vegetable?"
After all, that's all a chip is, except it was sliced before it was cooked.
Oh, and don't hit me with any of this "Potatoes are cereals" crap, because, they are still vegetables.
> *after more thought*
>
> Why not just call it a cow burger?
Because the original burger was made in a german city caleed HAMBURG, so, the dude who created it, called a HAMBURGer.
> Edgy wrote:
> Ofcourse, if you go to McDonalds or Burger King, they're so thin
> that
> they seem to completely crisp up.
>
> I'm not entirely sure about Burger King chips, but McDonalds' chips
> are made from Maize.
And potatoes.
Why not just call it a cow burger?
It is strange to think so but then when apples are covered in batter into fritters to be deliciously fattening - they are still a fruit!
It is simply a tastier, more oily and crispy *mouth waters* veg
So, please, do yourself a favour andgo suck your cóck some place else, will you?
> Are chips (fried potatoes if you want the technical term) a vegetable,
> or, are they magically transformed when they hit that deep fat
> fryer.
who knows but your head will always remain a vegetable whatever happens
> I'm a economics student :P
>
> Business is the easy route.
same difference!still the fine art of bullshitt, turn your msn on you lazy git,
> Ofcourse, if you go to McDonalds or Burger King, they're so thin that
> they seem to completely crisp up.
I'm not entirely sure about Burger King chips, but McDonalds' chips are made from Maize.