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i don't think they were ever called cringles, but i may be mistaken. my point about health regulations being against the newpaper was because i'm sure that the newprint rubbed off on the food. i wish you could get fish and chips in ohio (well, good fish and chips anyway, not long john silver's crap).
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I had a friend who used to tell the history of the world by way of food, so to him the Norman Invasion in 1066, the Spanish Armada in 1585, & all other planned mainland invasions for Britain were in his eyes "well-intended attempts to bring sauces & flavor to the gastrologically-backwards peoples of the British Isles."
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*goes to the kitchen and grabs a can of Pringles*
Okay, the logo has that little mustache-guy. Under him is a large bow-tie-shaped box that says "PRINGLES�". Under that is a wavy sort of box that says "ORIGINAL" (because that's what flavor this can is). Under that are the words "Potato Crisps", followed by one of those little circles w/ a 'U' inside, which I think has something to do w/ their being kosher, or some silly thing like that.
"Cringles"? *shakes head and walks off*
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"Apple pie without cheese, is like a hug without a squeeze" or so my in-laws say. *shudder* Prior to contact with them, had never heard of this food combo.
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French fries with Artic Circle sauce are good. Artic Circle sauce being a combination of mayonaise and ketchup.
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I kept staring at that arctic circle sauce recipe for a while, wanting some sort of recognition. I finally realized its just 'poor man's' thousand island dressing. Yes, I will admit that does taste good, though I like to mix some finly diced pickles in there too. I prefer ranch dressing and JoJos, personally, which is just basically a really big breaded and deep fried french fry.
Damn, I'm hungry.
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Apple pie and cheese???! *double gag* I tried the fries and mayo thing once, and I swear I heard my arteries clogging right then and there. Then my friend made me try fries with Sweet 'n Sour sauce...that wasn't *too* bad. Knew someone who dips her fries in milkshakes too... *shudder*
-Dawn, who will stick to ketchup.
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Dipping fries in chocolate milkshakes works provided they aren't too runny.
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dipping fries in a wendys frosty is great. tartar sauce is also great with fries. ketchup and mustard is good with fries, and so is ranch dressing. mmmmmmmmm sticking to ketchup is sooooo boring. besides, everyone needs a little artery cloggage.
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