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A potato chip somehow made it through processing, into a bag and sprouted a live roots “This just got weirder. This isn't just a mysteriously sprouted potato chip that made it up the conveyor belt, passed inspection, passed quality control and got fried — No, as it turns out,... show more

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Whitey Swolz6 个月前

I would carefully plant that and insure that it roots into more potatoes. I would then start a potato chip company called "Immaculate Chip Company", where the entire brand revolves around the fact that all of our products came from a single, immaculately conceived potato chip. A photo of the "immaculate chips" would be featured on all product packaging.

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🇺🇸🖤💙🖤🇬🇧God, Family, Country6 个月前

Plant it. You’ll be amazed.

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Bennetta Elliott6 个月前

That's something you don't see every day. Plant it and see if it grows more potato chips. 😂😂😂

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Yisan6 个月前

never underestimate the unbeatable living will of a common potato. 🤣🤣🤣

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LibertyCipher6 个月前

Plant that quickly! It will be the hardiest strain of potato known to mankind!

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Chris | Somatic Savant6 个月前

Please, grow it. This is a super strain Consciousness shining through If this potential is in one potato chip despite the harshest circumstances. be the potato to awaken us all

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Guild Navigator6 个月前

Tells you that's some quality potatoes they're using at least!

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Jared Brehm6 个月前

It's an Easter Miracle....

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Dutch17776 个月前

If it made it that far, then it must be grown. Plant it. 🌱

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Barry Schiff6 个月前

Invasion of the potato heads. I felt a disturbance in the force lately.

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Mosiah the Great6 个月前

That'll go great with my ham-berger.

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Sardonic Realist6 个月前

Sprouted before processing, use your minds people.

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Chris | Somatic Savant6 个月前

Yea though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death…. That is one protected spud.

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NukeTaco ™️🇺🇸6 个月前

Plant it!

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Johan Wasserman6 个月前

Plant it. You could grow a whole bag of chips, or crisps, depending on where you live.

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TheWanderer6 个月前

If Chuck Norris came back as a potato chip...

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Hobo Spices6 个月前

Plant that thing. This is a potato that deseves to live.

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James6 个月前

Plant it! It wants to live!

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ARandomGuy6 个月前

I will put it in the ground and pray everyday that it turns into a potato chip tree

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wolfblaze6 个月前

Maybe it’s a sign that chips can be real food if companies chose to cook using healthy oils-I like crunchy food but they’re all saturated in poison

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Dennis6 个月前

@facetioussoup Life finds a way. It’s why we are here.

Dížek Jolivette 的头像

Dížek Jolivette6 个月前

That chip is THE ONE‼️

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Artdept6 个月前

Plant it’s

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Karnack6 个月前

plant that thing and make a movie about it

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xxluv01866 个月前

PLANT IT!!!! And please come back with the results!!!

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D. rizzzzzzz6 个月前

Grow a potato chip plant!

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Katina M. Stamper6 个月前

There is something very wrong with our food supply, especially our beef products. I hope this gets more attention...it deserves more attention. ~Kind Regards~

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kerry6 个月前

What? Time to auction that off.... we'll start the bidding at $50,000 👀

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Irish Texan Chick6 个月前

We Irish have been tryin to tell y'all.... we're indestructible... Aaaaaand Impervious to psychoanalysis. Yep. 🤷 Eat your live-chip hearts out. 😋

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Trung Phan

601,052 次观看 • 2 年前

Pringles manufacturing is interesting but best detail is that the product isn’t even allowed to be called a chip. The FDA says a “chip” is thin slices of potato (fried or baked). Pringle are made from a giant sheet of potato dough. The Pringles “dough” is 1/3rd water and 2/3rd potato flakes (it’s technically a “crisp” or a “snack”). Why the shape? In the 1960s, P&G wanted to make a “chip” that didn’t crumble, give customers greasy fingers and could be stacked in special packaging…thus staying fresh longer without going stale. (side note: P&G sold Pringles to Kellogg, which spun off snack arm as Kellanova, which Mars acquired for $36B in 2024) Famously, Pringle’s settled on a hyperbolic paraboloid shape (looks like a saddle), which self centres for max stacking. *** Full video here:

Pringles manufacturing is interesting but best detail is that the product isn’t even allowed to be called a chip. The FDA says a “chip” is thin slices of potato (fried or baked). Pringle are made from a giant sheet of potato dough. The Pringles “dough” is 1/3rd water and 2/3rd potato flakes (it’s technically a “crisp” or a “snack”). Why the shape? In the 1960s, P&G wanted to make a “chip” that didn’t crumble, give customers greasy fingers and could be stacked in special packaging…thus staying fresh longer without going stale. (side note: P&G sold Pringles to Kellogg, which spun off snack arm as Kellanova, which Mars acquired for $36B in 2024) Famously, Pringle’s settled on a hyperbolic paraboloid shape (looks like a saddle), which self centres for max stacking. *** Full video here:

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