I normally buy McCain's Home Fries but I often find them very dry and cardboard-y. What's the best brand of chip which tastes more like a fried chip?
What's the best brand of oven chips?
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Originally Posted by blueblade:
“Aunt Bessie's”
“Aunt Bessie's”
I only saw them recently in Tesco and bought them because they were on offer. They were actually really nice.
As i myself am a big ven chip eater.i eat them every day for my dinner and they helped me shed a lot of weight too i would suggest.........
UNISLIM OVEN CHIPS!!!!!!!!!!!
they are realy nice and they cook quickley and they taste great and even better they are lower in fat aswell.trust me on this one.get em
UNISLIM OVEN CHIPS!!!!!!!!!!!
they are realy nice and they cook quickley and they taste great and even better they are lower in fat aswell.trust me on this one.get em
Originally Posted by greig andrew:
“As i myself am a big ven chip eater.i eat them every day for my dinner and they helped me shed a lot of weight too i would suggest.........
UNISLIM OVEN CHIPS!!!!!!!!!!!
they are realy nice and they cook quickley and they taste great and even better they are lower in fat aswell.trust me on this one.get em”
“As i myself am a big ven chip eater.i eat them every day for my dinner and they helped me shed a lot of weight too i would suggest.........
UNISLIM OVEN CHIPS!!!!!!!!!!!
they are realy nice and they cook quickley and they taste great and even better they are lower in fat aswell.trust me on this one.get em”
I have never seen this brand. Are the chips chunky or those awful skinny things?
Originally Posted by PDJames:
“I normally buy McCain's Home Fries but I often find them very dry and cardboard-y. What's the best brand of chip which tastes more like a fried chip?”
“I normally buy McCain's Home Fries but I often find them very dry and cardboard-y. What's the best brand of chip which tastes more like a fried chip?”
Have you got a real oven or one of those playhouse things?
Originally Posted by SANDGATIAN:
“Have you got a real oven or one of those playhouse things?”
“Have you got a real oven or one of those playhouse things?”
One of those Petit ones to go with my Post Office
the ones I make myself are ultimately the nicest.
Cut up a potato into wedges, toss with a bit of olive oil, paprika and pepper, 30 minutes in an oven at 200c, yum
Cut up a potato into wedges, toss with a bit of olive oil, paprika and pepper, 30 minutes in an oven at 200c, yum
Originally Posted by Aquajaney:
“WE like Aunt Bessies best”
“WE like Aunt Bessies best”
They are actually really nice I was surprised!
Originally Posted by PDJames:
“I normally buy McCain's Home Fries but I often find them very dry and cardboard-y. What's the best brand of chip which tastes more like a fried chip?”
“I normally buy McCain's Home Fries but I often find them very dry and cardboard-y. What's the best brand of chip which tastes more like a fried chip?”
Sheddy is right - chop up a potato into wedges, par-boil for about 8 mins, place on a baking tray with some olive oil, salt, pepper and chilli flakes if required, bake in a hot oven for 25-30 mins. Much better than any frozen chippy
McCain Home Fries used to be nice, but you are right, these days they are not very tasty! 
Originally Posted by ollysmrs:
“Sheddy is right - chop up a potato into wedges, par-boil for about 8 mins, place on a baking tray with some olive oil, salt, pepper and chilli flakes if required, bake in a hot oven for 25-30 mins. Much better than any frozen chippy McCain Home Fries used to be nice, but you are right, these days they are not very tasty! ”
“Sheddy is right - chop up a potato into wedges, par-boil for about 8 mins, place on a baking tray with some olive oil, salt, pepper and chilli flakes if required, bake in a hot oven for 25-30 mins. Much better than any frozen chippy
McCain Home Fries used to be nice, but you are right, these days they are not very tasty! ”
I totally agree, mcains were our faves, but they have gorn orf
homemade wedges knock socks off others.
Tesco Finest Chunky Oven Chips.
And, they have the added benefit of not having an advert featuring plastic people going "mm-mm-mmm crispy" that I wish to kill in the most perverse ways conceivable.
And, they have the added benefit of not having an advert featuring plastic people going "mm-mm-mmm crispy" that I wish to kill in the most perverse ways conceivable.
Originally Posted by sheddy99:
“the ones I make myself are ultimately the nicest.
Cut up a potato into wedges, toss with a bit of olive oil, paprika and pepper, 30 minutes in an oven at 200c, yum”
“the ones I make myself are ultimately the nicest.
Cut up a potato into wedges, toss with a bit of olive oil, paprika and pepper, 30 minutes in an oven at 200c, yum
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Originally Posted by ollysmrs:
“Sheddy is right - chop up a potato into wedges, par-boil for about 8 mins, place on a baking tray with some olive oil, salt, pepper and chilli flakes if required, bake in a hot oven for 25-30 mins. Much better than any frozen chippy McCain Home Fries used to be nice, but you are right, these days they are not very tasty! ”
“Sheddy is right - chop up a potato into wedges, par-boil for about 8 mins, place on a baking tray with some olive oil, salt, pepper and chilli flakes if required, bake in a hot oven for 25-30 mins. Much better than any frozen chippy
McCain Home Fries used to be nice, but you are right, these days they are not very tasty! ”
Agree with both of the above, no frozen oven chip tastes good, they are ALL dry and powdery.
Make your own, for the 5 mins work its well worth it!
Originally Posted by sy278:
“Agree with both of the above, no frozen oven chip tastes good, they are ALL dry and powdery.
Make your own, for the 5 mins work its well worth it!”
“Agree with both of the above, no frozen oven chip tastes good, they are ALL dry and powdery.
Make your own, for the 5 mins work its well worth it!”
Yeah, even the oven chips people say here are good or the best are dreadful.
Aunie Bessie's are ok but all the family prefer Tesco's Finest Chunky Oven Chips, but as above ....if you have the time, make your own
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