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I have, nice chips, though they were using frozen chips as opposed to hand cut chips. Philips were demonstrating them at an interior design exhibition a couple of years ago, I think.


Who knows, with a bit of marketing then you would believe they were connoisseur chips!

I was quite taken aback to find the Palmerston's 'chips' were actually fries. Having said that, they were good enough to give me something else. Was just surprised somewhere with a good food rep would be using those flavourless approximations of what a good chip should be.

Chillaxed Wrote:

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> What's the diffeence between chips and fries?



Size, shape, sometimes one is a cut spud and the other an extrusion - see here for previous on the subject...


http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,876394,878872#msg-878872

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