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how do they make crisps the same size and shape?

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how do they make crisps the same size and shape?
« on: 24/12/2007 22:15:16 »
just eating some pringles, and noticed all the individual crisps are the same size and shape! how do they cut anf fry potatoes to achieve this?
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    « Reply #1 on: 26/12/2007 19:17:58 »
    Pringles are made from reconstituted potato, not slices of fresh potato!
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    « Reply #2 on: 27/12/2007 14:32:21 »
    Really???? I did not know that!!!
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