A strumpet most scrumptious 🏳️⚧️7 Mar 2025Ok but why are they calling it fries not chips. In London. 1 4
A strumpet most scrumptious 🏳️⚧️7 Mar 2025In England fries = chips and chips = crisps. Unless this is London, Ontario. 1
Samuel@samuel.fmfries are thin, chips are thickSamuel@samuel.fm· 7 Mar 2025fries and chips are different things! 3 1 8
Samuel7 Mar 2025fries are what you get from mcdonalds. chips are what you get with fish and chips (obviously) 1 8
A strumpet most scrumptious 🏳️⚧️7 Mar 2025Today I learned. For years people have parroted well, what I previously posted! 1 1
Samuel7 Mar 2025to be fair, it's kind of a venn diagram. I'd say fries are a kind of chip. and yank chips -> crisps of course :) 2 1
A strumpet most scrumptious 🏳️⚧️7 Mar 2025And in Canada we mess everything up by having ketchup chips. 1 1
Ingvar Stepanyan7 Mar 2025Yeah but if you don't know the difference and come to a place and order a dish that comes with either fries or chips as a side, it can be confusing 😅 1