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I've done it! Not anymore but when I was a kid. My husband likes to do it as well, but with Doritos instead of potato chips. I also love floats, but I think my favorite is soft vanilla ice cream layered with grape slush! SO good. One place I had it called it a screamer because it was like a double brain-freeze!

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I have done this on many occasion.....oh and by the way they are crisps NOT chips... :P

The Cheese and Onion flavour are delicious on a sandwich!!

I agree it may be a Northern English thing!

Oh that flavour is Walker's isn't it... when I was in Scotland I stocked up on Walker's crisps! Yum

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I have always been partial to salt n vinegar crisps in a ham sandwich....damn...now I want one :angry:

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Well, I guess its normal. . . . . . I thought they were weird.

So alas, I must try a ham and dill pickle chip sandwich I've decided.

Is it better with tacky bread like Wonder or better with whole grain bread?

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i put fries in my burgers. mcdonalds fries are yumm

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Chips in sandwiches are awesome!! So funny to see this thread... I just had a chicken salad sandwich with bbq chips yesterday for lunch. My husband thinks the chips in the sandwich thing is really odd. Maybe it's not done in South Jersey?

I was unaware of the absence of all dressed chips (which would be the chips of choice) until I moved here :( I'll be bringing some home with me though once I get AP!! :D

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I guess everyone eats them differently. The suggested sandwich ideas so far:

salt n vinegar crisps in a ham sandwich

The Cheese and Onion flavour are delicious on a sandwich!!

Bbq chips on a hot corn beef or roast beef sub

Lays potato chips on chicken salad sandwiches

Some bologna, mustard, lettuce and all dressed chips

chips rock inside of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich

All Dressed chips into their Subway subs

doritos or lays potato chips on my bologna or ham sandwiches

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I guess everyone eats them differently. The suggested sandwich ideas so far:

salt n vinegar crisps in a ham sandwich

The Cheese and Onion flavour are delicious on a sandwich!!

Bbq chips on a hot corn beef or roast beef sub

Lays potato chips on chicken salad sandwiches

Some bologna, mustard, lettuce and all dressed chips

chips rock inside of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich

All Dressed chips into their Subway subs

doritos or lays potato chips on my bologna or ham sandwiches

Time to go out and buy some, try it you'll love it!!!

Either put the chips on with another filling, or do as I do and just have bread, butter and chips.....yummy....lol

I have done this on many occasion.....oh and by the way they are crisps NOT chips... :P

The Cheese and Onion flavour are delicious on a sandwich!!

I agree it may be a Northern English thing!

Oh that flavour is Walker's isn't it... when I was in Scotland I stocked up on Walker's crisps! Yum

All uk crisp makers have Cheese and Onion, but Walkers are definately a big seller!

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I had french fries in a donair once and it was the best donair I've ever eaten! It gave me the worst heartburn though! :P That's one thing I can't find around here, donairs!

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I have also eaten chips in my sammies for years, and I am from South Africa.

Try this one for good measure, take one of those triangle shaped cheese (we call them cow cheese, because it has a cow on it :blush: ) and spread that on a white bread roll and then add, sour cream and cheese ruffles - yum-o!!!!

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I think they sometimes view chips as a french-fry substitute or something. In England they often put chips in sandwiches and/or eat them on the side as part of the meal too. I see lots of people in teh US eating chips as part of their meals as if they are a food group. Wierd!

You mean, chips aren't a standard snack - aka food group - in Canada?? Really? Wow. I leanred something new! Pringles are the best!

we eat chips in Canada too ...lol

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I think they sometimes view chips as a french-fry substitute or something. In England they often put chips in sandwiches and/or eat them on the side as part of the meal too. I see lots of people in teh US eating chips as part of their meals as if they are a food group. Wierd!

You mean, chips aren't a standard snack - aka food group - in Canada?? Really? Wow. I leanred something new! Pringles are the best!

we eat chips in Canada too ...lol

No you don't. There are no chips in Canada! Ever. Never have been. It's a conspiracy, I tell you! :unsure:

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I miss Old Dutch. :crying:

I love Old Dutch, on my last trip home when I drove, I brought back bags and bags of them, especially baked dill pickle flavour!

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