I saw these chips in an Ohio University library vending machine last night. They were 80 cents. I'm mildly interested, but not for 80 cents. I wonder if the ad wizard who thought this would be a good idea goes home every night and prays to his God that one day before they pull the plug on this horrible experiment that people who don't like buying actual fries will see the virtue in eating potato crisps that sorta taste like fries with a condiment you might not have wanted already factored in. Probably not.
4.21.2008
I can't take a chance for 80 cents
I saw these chips in an Ohio University library vending machine last night. They were 80 cents. I'm mildly interested, but not for 80 cents. I wonder if the ad wizard who thought this would be a good idea goes home every night and prays to his God that one day before they pull the plug on this horrible experiment that people who don't like buying actual fries will see the virtue in eating potato crisps that sorta taste like fries with a condiment you might not have wanted already factored in. Probably not.
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steph g had some...they really do taste like ketchup. for the record.
I assume they are not as bad as the Hamburger flavored Doritos I once bought. Ugghhh....
I'm a fat, old, bachelor and I don't think I could risk .80 cents on these things. Once they start making ketchup-flavored anything, then Solyent Green can't be far behind.
Nothing good can come from eating that. Nothing.
They are pretty good. They taste like ketchup and fries that are crisp, thin, and in a plastic bag. So win, win, win, tie,lose. Maybe 50 cents.
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