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The Lettuce Chips

Posted on September 12, 2012 by marvin
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gourmet lettuce chip on table

This chip reminds of ate Bing Angeles, a friend, a woman, who is busy making and selling Ocean Fresh Tahong Chips.  It looked very much like her product and I thought it was hers. Chips in a red transparent pouch. … Continue reading →

​Saving The Stale/Softened Biscuits and Chips

Posted on August 6, 2012 by marvin
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a biscuit with bite

What I do not like with biscuits and chips? It stale so fast. It should be eaten immediately after opening. Its crispiness will surely loss after a while and will not be enjoyable to eat. Some with defective packaging are … Continue reading →

How to Make Taro/Gabi Chips

Posted on April 22, 2012 by marvin
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I used the white gabi/taro variety for making this chip. Two taro varieties are available here, white and pink. The pink (we call it red actually) has pink flesh and shade of the same color on base of stalks. The … Continue reading →

How to Make Plain Garlic Chips

Posted on December 17, 2011 by marvin
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I finally got successful in making banana chips after about ten trials. I never thought that making garlic chips is so delicate. A slightest mistake will render it burnt. Procedure: 1) Get garlic. Separate each clove and remove the skin. … Continue reading →

Unsweetened Banana Chips From Saba Banana Rejects

Posted on August 9, 2011 by marvin
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The two to three bottom end hands of saba banana are considered rejects. They are rejects because they are smaller than the rest of banana and usually contain less fingers. They are not included in sale cause they tend to … Continue reading →

Large Scale Production of Tortilla Chips

Posted on October 14, 2010 by marvin
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Contrary to what I thought, tortilla chips are made of corn and not potatoes. Potato chips are very popular so anybody might think that the two chips are made of the same raw materials. It was invented by American, not … Continue reading →

The 90% Plant-based and 100% Biodegradable Food Packaging

Posted on August 20, 2010 by marvin
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For the benefits of those who love the environment, this new technology is for you. The biodegradable food packaging of Sunchips (packaging technology developed by fritolay). Chip bag is 90% plant based and 100% biodegradable. After eating, you can leave … Continue reading →

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