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Is a french fry chip?
It depends on how you define "chip."
Here's the breakdown:
* Traditional definition of "chip": A chip is a thin, crispy slice of potato, usually fried, and often seasoned. This definition would include french fries as chips.
* Regional definition of "chip": In some parts of the world, "chip" specifically refers to a thin, crisp potato snack. This is different from a french fry, which is often thicker and can be cooked to varying levels of crispness.
* The "French fry" definition: French fries are specifically long, thick strips of potato, usually deep-fried. They are often served hot and seasoned with salt, but can also have other toppings.
So, the answer is:
* Technically, yes, a french fry can be considered a chip, based on the general definition.
* But, in some contexts, "chip" refers to a specific, thin, and crispy potato snack, in which case, a french fry wouldn't be a chip.
It all comes down to how you're using the word!
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