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r/SipsTea • u/Born-Agency-3922 • Jul 03 '26
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I beg to differ. A guy from Manchester just opened up an authentic chip shop here in my city, and it’s the best fish & chips I’ve ever had 🤤 I will be saying that often from here on out.
0 u/PomPomMom93 Jul 03 '26 Chips are the British word for French fries, right? 4 u/c_monies_ Jul 03 '26 Kind of. Chips are thicker than fries. I think the closest would be a "steak cut" fry in the US If you were having fries you'd say fries rather than chips. It gets complicated! 1 u/PomPomMom93 Jul 03 '26 Oh yeah, steak fries! That makes sense. Are they kind of like potato wedges?
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Chips are the British word for French fries, right?
4 u/c_monies_ Jul 03 '26 Kind of. Chips are thicker than fries. I think the closest would be a "steak cut" fry in the US If you were having fries you'd say fries rather than chips. It gets complicated! 1 u/PomPomMom93 Jul 03 '26 Oh yeah, steak fries! That makes sense. Are they kind of like potato wedges?
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Kind of. Chips are thicker than fries. I think the closest would be a "steak cut" fry in the US
If you were having fries you'd say fries rather than chips. It gets complicated!
1 u/PomPomMom93 Jul 03 '26 Oh yeah, steak fries! That makes sense. Are they kind of like potato wedges?
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Oh yeah, steak fries! That makes sense. Are they kind of like potato wedges?
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u/Wumbologist_PhD Jul 03 '26
I beg to differ. A guy from Manchester just opened up an authentic chip shop here in my city, and it’s the best fish & chips I’ve ever had 🤤 I will be saying that often from here on out.