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Potato Chip

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Potato Chip
Drug slang A regional term for crack cocaine cut with benzocaine
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Fourteen healthy volunteers (mean age, 35 years) ingested 160 g per day of potato chips for four weeks.
Potato chips may cause heart disease by Gaby, Alan R. / Townsend Letter
Lord Justice Robin Jacob of the Supreme Court of Judicature disagreed: He ruled that the potatoe-ness of Pringles is a "matter of overall impression," and his impression is that they're potato chips, and taxable--which means Procter & Gamble now owes the government $160 million in potato chip taxes.
Junk-food justice by New York Times Upfront
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The potato chip line consists of five flavors including slightly salted, Mediterranean garlic & herb, Italiano four cheeses, Pacific rim BBQ and spicy Rio habanero, all containing 40% less fat than average potato chips and are sold in six-ounce packages with an SRP of $3.
Snack to your heart's content by Levenson, Shari / Grocery Headquarters
 
 
 
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