• @zebs
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    91 year ago

    Errr… I’m from the UK and they’re fries. These are chips If it’s think it’s fries, if it’s thick it’s a chip.

    • nyahlathotep
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      131 year ago

      I’m American, and I’d call those steak fries. We also have potato wedges, which aren’t called fries for some reason and look like this

      They’re seasoned with a spice blend, and delicious. Do you have curly fries in the UK? They’re a similar flavor.

      • BritishJ
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        111 year ago

        We have wedges and curly fries here in the UK too :). We have Chips, Fries, Curly Fries, Potato Wedges, Salt and Pepper chips, Ziggy Fries and many more I assume

        • nyahlathotep
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          71 year ago

          Ziggy Fries

          Had to google this, we call those crinkle-cut fries

          • FeetiePJs
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            81 year ago

            we call those crinkle-cut fries

            Not anymore. How can we go back after realizing Ziggy Fries is an option?

        • @flipthetube
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          21 year ago

          Why is it not Ziggy Chips? Sounds way better.

          Might even tell people to call me that from now on…

          • BritishJ
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            11 year ago

            Because they’re fries not chips ;)

      • @jcit878
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        21 year ago

        wedges might be the only one I would only ever refer to as wedges and never as chips, while fries, crisps, hot chips are all “chips” as an australian

    • @Weslee
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      41 year ago

      Came here to say this, McDonald’s give you fries, fish and chip shop gives you chips

    • @Depress_Mode
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      41 year ago

      In the US, those would be called either “steak fries”, “potato wedges”, or perhaps “Jojos”.

      • @rockSlayer
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        21 year ago

        They’re called JoJo’s. I will die on this hill. Same goes for pop and hotdish.

        • Nepenthe
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          I was about to ask where the hell you were from, that calling a fry a Jojo was a normal, acceptable thing, and then I didn’t have to.

          Fucking pop. The only thing worse is people in the South south who call every soft drink coke. I hope you are ready to die on that hill, because you’re about to.

        • @Depress_Mode
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          31 year ago

          Ugh, “pop”. Your comment has mad Midwest vibes; you sound like my grandma.

          Wtf is hotdish? I’ve never even heard of that before. Even my phone is telling me that that’s not a real word.

          Honestly, the Midwest is something else. It’s like they intentionally do everything their own fucked up way just because.

          “Reece’s Pieces? We’re gonna call them ‘Reecie’s Piecies’, even though the name isn’t ever pronounced ‘Reecie’ and the word is not ever pronounced ‘piecie’, because fuck you.”

          You guys yell at anyone putting ketchup on a hotdog because it’s too sweet, and then proceed to absolutely drown it in sweet relish, the most foul condiment known to man. You guys have no right to consider yourselves the hotdog aficionados after that and only a fool would believe you.

          • @rockSlayer
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            21 year ago

            Never had a hotdish? You should try my tatortot hotdish. You’ll get it then.

            As someone who says reecie’s piecies, honestly it’s just a fun way to say lmao. I’ve just gotten irony poisoned into always saying it.

            How dare you insult relish, it’s an essential part of every hotdog (pls don’t tell my Chicago friends). Honestly I’d much rather have dill relish, but it’s harder to find

          • nyahlathotep
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            21 year ago

            According to wikipedia

            A hotdish is a casserole dish that typically contains a starch, a meat, and a canned or frozen vegetable mixed with canned soup that must be served hot or warm.

            So it’s just a casserole. Sounds yummy

            • TheHarpyEagle
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              111 months ago

              Honestly I’m so onboard with hotdish. “Casserole” is one of the least appetizing names for a type of food.

        • @[email protected]
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          They’re only JoJo’s when they have the skin on them still. Otherwise they’re just thick cut fries.

          It’s soda, though, not pop. No idea what a hotdish even is, a casserole?

          Native midwestern here, but I have no shame. I think ranch sucks, too

          • @rockSlayer
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            11 year ago

            Heretic! I bet you also call water fountains “bubblers” you dirty Wisconsinite

    • Th4tGuyII
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      Yep, proper chips are thick cut.

      The shops sometimes call them chips as well, as if they think just any rectangular cut potato qualifies to be a chip.

      Calling those thin things chips should be an offence.