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Are saltine crackers your favorite potato chips?
!rareinsults@lemmy.world
I'd honestly go a different direction with the burn like white chocolate is to chocolate what sweet potato chips are to potato chips.
If we were to figure out where saltine crackers relate to potato chips in reference to chocolate or general sweets I'd say if potato chips are milk chocolate Hershey's then saltine crackers are toffee.
Sweet potato chips are good though..
I hate sweet potatoes though
Well, can't argue with that lol. I wonder which opinion on sweet potatoes is the unpopular one.
The real unpopular opinion is always in the comments
Out of curiosity, how do you feel about carrots (cooked and uncooked separately), and melons like honeydew and cantaloupe?
Asking because I dislike all of those (other than raw carrots) and wonder if it's because they are all very high in vitamin A. I once overloaded from a single (extra strong) vitamin A supplement and wonder if I have some gene that increases my vitamin A intake or something.
His favorite movie is "books"!
Yeah I know white chocolate isn't technically chocolate but it scratches the same itch for me.