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The glucose (energy) is the fuel that helps it burn. Pepper also makes chips hot and spicy.No, the vegetable oil in the chips, along with potassium makes the chip HIGHLY flammable... For example the POE TATE R CHIPS I THREW into my firepit at 1:00 am Sunday, June 03, 2012... IF you want proof, go get a bag of POE TATE R CHIPS with 290mg of Potassium, 190mg of Sodium, and Vegetable oil. And stick them in an open flame outside.. Inside you just effin idiot.
Baked Lay's potato chips are made by thinly slicing potatoes, seasoning them, and then baking them in an oven until they are crispy. This process differs from traditional fried potato chips in that they are not immersed in oil for frying, resulting in a lower fat content. Once baked, the chips are cooled, packaged, and sent for distribution.
Packets of chips and nuts are nitrogen flushed to remove oxygen inside the package. Oxygen can cause the food to go stale or rancid due to oxidation. By replacing oxygen with nitrogen, the shelf life of the product is extended.
Rancid butter is acidic. The breakdown of fats in butter that causes it to go rancid can produce free fatty acids, which have acidic properties.
Iron rusts when it comes into contact with water and oxygen, which causes a chemical reaction that forms iron oxide (rust) on the surface of the iron. This process is accelerated in the presence of salt or acids. Rusting weakens the iron over time, eventually leading to deterioration if not treated.
Potato chips to go. (Said at McDonald's, e.g.) in Portuguese = Batatinha pra viagem.
They get combined with Oxygen and lead to bad taste and bad smell in food .To prevent it Nitrogen gas is flushed in packets of oily and fatty food to cut-off the supply of Oxygen.
The glucose (energy) is the fuel that helps it burn. Pepper also makes chips hot and spicy.No, the vegetable oil in the chips, along with potassium makes the chip HIGHLY flammable... For example the POE TATE R CHIPS I THREW into my firepit at 1:00 am Sunday, June 03, 2012... IF you want proof, go get a bag of POE TATE R CHIPS with 290mg of Potassium, 190mg of Sodium, and Vegetable oil. And stick them in an open flame outside.. Inside you just effin idiot.
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Baked Lay's potato chips are made by thinly slicing potatoes, seasoning them, and then baking them in an oven until they are crispy. This process differs from traditional fried potato chips in that they are not immersed in oil for frying, resulting in a lower fat content. Once baked, the chips are cooled, packaged, and sent for distribution.
chips that are not dry or roasted such as apple chips, banana chips, are fried in oil. potato chips are potato shavings that are fried in oil to give them that crunchy texture and delicious flavor. all the fat is held in the oil which is absorbed by the potato. if you look on a chip package sometimes it will say baked chips, or roasted. then it would not have been fried in oil. go to www.calorieking.com for the fat and nutritional contents of any food you can think of ;-)
To go rancid something must contain fats or oils. As tea itself does not, it cannot go rancid. However tea that you have added milk or cream to can, when the milk fats in the milk or cream go rancid.
Yes, chocolate chips can go bad over time due to factors such as exposure to air, moisture, and heat, which can cause them to become stale, rancid, or develop mold. It is important to store chocolate chips in a cool, dry place to maintain their quality and prevent spoilage.
why should you when you have a couch, tv, and potato chips.
Packets of chips and nuts are nitrogen flushed to remove oxygen inside the package. Oxygen can cause the food to go stale or rancid due to oxidation. By replacing oxygen with nitrogen, the shelf life of the product is extended.
Potato chips start off as whole potatoes which are run through a wash cycle and then sliced thinly. Once they are sliced, they will go through a fryer where they are quickly fried in oil and then salted. If flavors are being added to the chips, they will be added right away after coming out from the frying oil.
It can go rancid.